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Macbeth
• directed by Stanley Smith
November 1968
The Civic Theatre
Leeds Arts Centre performed Macbeth in November 1968.
Cast
| Duncan, King of Scotland | Arthur Cockerill |
| Malcolm, Duncan’s Son | Anthony E. Jones |
| Donalbain, Duncan’s Son | Andre Hunter |
| Macbeth, a General of the King’s Army | Len Sheldon |
| Banquo, a General of the King’s Army | Edward Macro |
| Macduff | Gerry Armytage |
| Ross | Edward Lakeland |
| Lennox, a Nobleman of Scotland | Derek Harrison |
| Angus, a Nobleman of Scotland | Philip Tuxworth |
| Caithness | Stanley Johnston |
| Menteith | Gerald Beaumont |
| Fleance, Son to Banquo | David Welch |
| Seyward, Earl of Northumberland | Jack Clark |
| Young Seyward, his Son | David Brown |
| Syeton, Officer attending Macbeth | Adrian Burdekin |
| Boy, son to Macduff | David Rose |
| Wounded Sergeant | Anthony Gallagher |
| Porter | George Westmoreland |
| Old Man | Arthur Ridley |
| Messenger | Geoff Mountain |
| Three Murderers | Graham Walsh |
| Anthony Gallagher | |
| George Reagan | |
| A Lord | Brian Suttill |
| Doctor | George Westmoreland |
| Servants | Adrian Duncan |
| Derek Ford | |
| Tony McGrath | |
| Jonathan Moran | |
| Lady Macbeth | Mary Smith |
| Lady Macduff | Joan Orange |
| Gentlewoman attending Lady Macbeth | Eileen Smith |
| Three Weird Sisters | Christine Wilson |
| Christine Dalton | |
| Jean Blundell | |
| Wenches | Thelma Stoker |
| Maureen Mainey | |
| Joan Porter | |
| Marilyn Forster | |
| Lords, Ladies, Attendants, Soldiers, etc | LAC Team |
Backstage team
| Director | Stanley Smith |
| Stage Manager | Bill Rogerson |
| Set Designed by | Stanley Smith |
| Set Executed by | Fred Mower |
| Wardrobe | Gerry Armytage |
| LAC Team | |
| Properties | Doreen Parker |
| Eric Parker | |
| Lighting | Ernest Clarkson |
| Colin Lackenby | |
| Music | Barry Appleson |
| Prompt | Monica Sheldon |
| Box Office | John Pemberton |
| Hazel Irving |
Archive documents
The following documents from the production are in the LAC archive.
Add to the archive
We’re always looking to add to our archive of past productions – if you have any other memories of Macbeth, we would be very pleased to hear from you.
Other productions
Leeds Arts Centre has also performed Macbeth on other occasions, in 2016, 1995, 1982 and 1961 – more details of those productions can be found by following these links to their pages in this archive.
