Brentwood Shakespeare Company: April 2000

THE WINTERS TALE
CAST LIST
LEONTES - David Toltek
POLIXENES - Martin Final
HERMIONE - Jean Summers
PERDITA - Joanna Butler
FLORIZEL - JohnHeffeman
CAMILLO - NickLevene
ANTIGONUS - John Gadd
PAULINA - Lesley Curtis
AUTOLYCUS - Alan Ablewhite
OLD SHEPHERD - Bryan Terry
CLOWN - David Pitchford
MAMILLIUS - Thomas Gupta
TIME - Denise Chamberlain
EMILIA - Jennifer Godwin
MOPSA - Sarah Webb
DORCAS - Debbie Nash
CLEOMENES - Sue Maybee
DION - Barbara Petho
ARCHIDAMUS - Stephen Prater

About BSC

Brentwood Shakespeare Company was formed in 1994 - when the dream of a small group of people became reality. Their vision was for people in the community to bring Shakespeare to life in the wonderful acting space of Brentwood Theatre. Productions were to be of the very highest standard. They would achieve this by concentrating on just one production each year, with a professional director of outstanding talent and creativity. And every year since then that vision has resulted in productions that achieve critical acclaim and stun audiences with their vitality.

Director David Toltek

David has directed Richard III, The Taming of the Shrew, The Merry Wives of Windsor and Twelvth Night for BSC.

Born in Bristol, David Toltek studied at Anne Davies School Of Drama followed by another year at Hartley Hodder. Since then his career has embraced acting directing, playwriting, drama coaching and teaching.

His recent directing work has included prize-winning productions of Shakespeare for The Brentwood Shakespeare Company as well as RICHARD III for a fringe production at Camden Peoples Theatre.

Recent acting roles include Oberon in The DREAM, HENRY V in that play and Benedick in MUCH ADO Congratulations also to David for recently winning the Jackson Cup for outstanding contribution to local amateur theatre, including several memorable BSC productions.

Brentwood Shakespeare Company

Spring 2000 - The Winter's tale

About BSC

Previous Productions

How BSC is run

Director David Toltek

Director Alan Ablewhite

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