Clive Morton (James Tyrone) and Ian McKellen (Edmund Tyrone.)
I was very excited to work with Clive, trailing glory from films and the West End. By this time, simply on the basis of how well we all worked together, we believed that ours was a golden time in Ipswich.
I was very excited to work with Clive, trailing glory from films and the West End. By this time, simply on the basis of how well we all worked together, we believed that ours was a golden time in Ipswich.
Next Play:
TO DOROTHY A SON
Written by
Eugene O'Neill
Directed by Robert Chetwyn
Ian McKellen in the role of Edmund Tyrone
Arts Theatre, Ipswich, Suffolk
18 June 1963 - 29 June 1963
CAST
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James Tyrone
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Clive Morton |
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Mary Cavan Tryon
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Betty Bowden |
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James Tyrone, Jnr.
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Stephen MacDonald |
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Edmund Tyrone, their elder son
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Ian McKellen |
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Cathleen
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Josie Kidd |