by Oscar Wllde.

Aug 21, 22, 23 at 8 PM

Aug 24 at 2 PM

Wales.UK.

LANE (Manservant to Algernon).............................RYAN POWELL

ALGERNON MONCREIFF.........................................JONATHAN JAMES

JOHN WORTHING ESQ.,J.P.,...................................GABE TORRENS

LADY BRACKNELL...................................................MAVIS GIBBS

MISS GWENDOLEN FAIRFAX (her daughter)..............CLAIRE BOWEN

CECILY CARDEW.................................................... GEMMA TITLEY.

MISS PRISM (Governess to Cecily)............................DANIELLE JUZAN*

REV.,DR.,CHASUBLE.D.D.,......................................GARETH GIBBS

MERRYMAN (A maidservant to Mr.Worthing...............ANDREA STEPHENS

DIRECTED BY .........................................................GARETH GIBBS

COSTUMES ............................................................The Players' Theatre

                                                                             and the late David Davies

Sound recorded in Wales by .....................................Paul Buckland

Introductory piano music

Played & composed by ............................................Ian Michael Thomas

Recorded at Dreamwave Studio, Brixton, London.

The Players' Theatre was formed 30+ years ago in the Rhondda Valley of south Wales.

They have won many coveted awards over the years, including 3 times British Theatre

Champions and 4 times Official U.K representatives in International Festivals of Theatre.

Over the ensuing years they have travelled all over Britain - at the last count they had

appeared in over 80 towns & cities. They have also acted in Ireland, Canada, Monaco

and go regularly to Florida, from whence they have just come. The furthest they have

traveled was to appear at a World Festival of Theatre in Korea in 1997.

It was during one of their performances in Monaco at THE World Festival of Theatre that

they met the Mobile Theatre Guild, who were there representing the United States of

America. The two groups hit it off and in 2004 The Mobile Theatre Guild invited the Welsh

Company to appear in Alabama, bringing with them Dylan Thomas' "Under Milk Wood".