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The Misanthrope

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The National Theatre production of MOLIÈRE'S classic English version by TONY HARRISON with Alec McCowen and Diana Rigg This version was commissioned by The National Theatre to celebrate the tercentenary of Moliere's death in 1973. Tony Harrison and the director John Dexter set the play in 1966 during the ' reign ' of Charles de Gaulle, exactly 300 years after the first performance of Le Misanthrope. This radio production is presented to celebrate the introductory season in the Lyttleton Theatre at the new National Theatre on the South Bank.
Directed for the theatre by JOHN DEXTER
Music by MARC WILKINSON Musicians: BILLY BELL
ROGER POTTER , TERRY WALSH
MARC WILKINSON , DOUGIE WRIGHT Produced for radio by IAN COTTERELL
(Starting next week at this time: The Small. Intricate Life of Gerald C. Potter )

Contributors

Unknown:
Tony Harrison
Unknown:
Alec McCowen
Unknown:
Diana Rigg
Unknown:
John Dexter
Music By:
Marc Wilkinson
Musicians:
Billy Bell
Unknown:
Roger Potter
Unknown:
Terry Walsh
Unknown:
Marc Wilkinson
Unknown:
Ian Cotterell
Unknown:
Gerald C. Potter
Philinte:
Alan MacNaughtan
Alceste:
Alec McCowen
Oronte:
Gawn Grainger
Célimène:
Diana Rigg
Basque:
James Hayes
Eliante:
Louie Ramsay
Clitandre:
Jeremy Clyde
Acaste:
Nicholas Clay
Official of the Académie française:
Stephen Williams
Arsinoé:
Gillian Barge
Dubois:
James Hayes

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