CAST

Viennet - Gary Page
Moncriff - Maggie McCoy
Bonville - Cristina Peydro
Dr Antrechau - Phil Lean
Monk 1 - Andy Hamilton
Monk 2 - Phil Canale
Monk 3 - Alexis Thompson
Flote - Gavin Barnes
Grez - Danny Davis
Scarron - Stuart Metcalfe
Druce - Mitch Birne
Sonnerie - Anthony Worssam
Monselet - Phil Seager
Toulon - Louis Flannery
Attendant - Tim Goble
Mistral - Rob Buck
Brodin - Phil Matcham
Rochfort - Alan Bowen
Marguerite - Julia Rodino
Le Franc - Andy Hamilton
Pellico - Phil Canale
Camille - Alexis Thompson
Marie - Jean Challendar
Le Grue - Phil Lean
Bembo - Gary Page
Frapper - Morris Peterson
The Boutros Brothers - Charles Compton
Bigod - Rob Buck
Sabine - Erica Neustadt
Patris - Peter Cattach
Mother Metz - Julia Finlay
Herald - Tim Goble
Pope Clement VI - Carl Gilbey-McKenzie
Leper 1 - Susan Tomlinson
Leper 2 - Christina Peydro
Leper 3 - Maggie McCoy
Guard 1 - Rob Buck
Guard 2 - Anthony Worssam

CREW

Directed by Ian Challender
Produced by Jean Challender

Lighting by John Stickland and Richard Stickland
Sound by Paul Hucker
Stage Managed by Peter Finn
Assistant Stage Manager: Sarah Henry
Wardrobe: Caroline Metcalfe, Jean Challender
Artwork: Rob Buck
Stage Design and Construction: Ian Challender, Mark Higgins, Peter Finn and members of the cast.

PRODUCTION NOTES

It arose in the East around 1346 and entered France via Marseille in January 1346; by the end of the next year he highland people of Scotland were dying.

Red Noses is set in the France of 1348-49. The action moves between Auxerre and Avignon, where the French Pope, Clement VI, distracted from his scheming against the Italian Pope, reportedly calculated the eventual death toll to be 23,840,000.

Not all, however, were victims of the Black Death.