ROMEO AND JULIET 1989

Having enjoyed working at one castle, the Project moved to another for the production of Romeo and Juliet. Walmer Castle offered opportunities very different from the confines of Deal. The extensive grounds allowed spectacular processions, movement across wide vistas, and a playful approach to period reconstruction. This was the first of the productions to employ a fully radical gender-bending approach to casting with female actresses in male roles and make actors in female roles.







| DIRECTED & DESIGNED by Luke DIXON & Paul DART in collaboration with Noël GREIG, Edda Kay SHARPE and Dick WARING | |
| CAST | |
| PRINCE ESCALUS | Edda Kay SHARPE |
| MERCUTIO | Claire HARRISON |
| PARIS | Andy SPENCER |
| PAGE to PARIS | Tim BARTLETT |
| MONTAGUE | Ian GOLDUP |
| LADY MONTAGUE | Lynda GRAY |
| ROMEO | Eleanor EDMUNDS |
| BENVOLIO | Claire GILES |
| ABRAHAM | Colin WAYMARK |
| BALTHASAR | Sam PALMER |
| CAPULET | Peter PALMER |
| LADY CAPULET | Noël GREIG |
| JULIET | Debbie RICHARDSON |
| TYBALT | Kerry SCURFIELD |
| NURSE | Dick WARING |
| PETER | Liz TURNER |
| SAMPSON | David WHITE |
| GREGORY | Nicola TAYLOR |
| A CLOWN | Dorothy SMITH |
| SERVANTS | Emma GRAY |
| Teresa ORLANDO | |
| Ruth PILLING | |
| Victoria WHITE | |
| Sarah WRIGLEY | |
| FRIAR LAURENCE | Gerry CAVELL |
| FRIAR JOHN | Kathryn JAMES |
| CREW | |
| PRODUCTION MANAGER | Lee BOXHALL |
| WARDROBE | Annabel LEE |
| MUSIC | David BAIRD |
| FENCING MASTER | Bob GAMBRILL |
| STAGE MANAGERS | Bob GRAY |
| Dominic TUCKER | |
| ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS | Ben PALMER |
| Tim BARTLETT | |
| TECHNICIANS | Bernard DORE |
| Ken SHORT | |
| PHOTGRAPHS | Martin CARROLL |
| FRONT OF HOUSE | Marion SHORT |
| BOX OFFICE | Nan and Kev KEVILL |
| ILLUSTRATIONS | Quentin BLAKE |
| ADMINISTRATION | Liz TURNER |