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Leeds Arts Centre performed Mort in March 1998.
These photographs were taken during the production’s rehearsals and performances.
| Footnote | Shirley Broadbent | 
| Death | Chris Waites | 
| Mort | Anthony Hutchinson | 
| Ysabell | Alison Spankie | 
| Albert | Eddie Butler | 
| Princess Keli | Marlena O’Hara | 
| Cutwell | Colin Lewisohn | 
| Duke of Sto Helit | Gino Feliciello | 
| King Olerve | George Barker | 
| Agatean Prince | Edwin Barraclough | 
| Agatean Vizier | Paul Banks | 
| Rincewind | Adrian O’Reilly | 
| Goodie Hamstring | Judith Unwin | 
| Abbott Lobsang | Paul Banks | 
| Lezek | Audrey Barker | 
| Town Crier | Colin Martin | 
| Doorknocker | Rachel Gilbey | 
| Landlord | Edwin Barraclough | 
| Miss Keeble | Pam Wilson | 
| “Seamstress” | Joy Lindley | 
| Bursar | Len Lumb | 
| Assassin | Marie Lindley | 
| Maid | Judith Butcher | 
| High Priest | George Barker | 
| Acolyte | Audrey Barker | 
| Librarian | Gill Margrave | 
| Other parts played by | Mary Martin | 
| Rachel Gilbey | |
| Sasha Bennett | |
| Jane Galloway | |
| Gino Feliciello | |
| Len Lumb | |
| Joy Lindley | |
| Audrey Barker | |
| Colin Martin | |
| James Everett | |
| Adrian O’Reilly | |
| Judith Butcher | 
| Director | Laurie Ball | 
| Stage Manager | Sue Elliott | 
| Assistant Stage Managers | Chaz Elliott | 
| Adam Elliott | |
| David Mallinson | |
| Mark Coward | |
| Props | Rachel Gilbey | 
| Heather Roberts | |
| Margaret Savage | |
| Prompt | Sarah Oldknow | 
| Costumes | Maggie Rhodes | 
| George Judd | |
| LAC Team | |
| Lighting | Sandy Clark | 
| Sound | Darren Wood | 
| Flies | Barry Unwin | 
| Sean Flannigan | |
| Set Design | Denise Davies | 
| Jackie Ball | |
| Set Construction | George Westmoreland | 
| George Teale | |
| David Mallinson | |
| Mark Coward | |
| Martyn Drake | |
| Choreography | Jean Blundell | 
| Production Secretary | Cathy Ball | 
| Box Office | Christine Wilson | 
| Front of House | Christine Wilson | 
The following documents from the production are in the LAC archive.
We’re always looking to add to our archive of past productions – if you have any other memories of Mort, we would be very pleased to hear from you.