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THEATRE CREDITS (3)
FOOL FOR LOVE
by Sam Shepard
Directed by Christopher Masters. Produced
by Millstream Theatre Co. Opened 1988 in Guildford, a touring production.
Cast included: Derek Hoxby, Tim Earle, Patrick
Waldron. A simply staged, small budget production
with an exceptionally strong cast. The role of MAY was ideally suited
for Diana. She brought a special quality to this strange, intense love
story between a step-brother and sister. Gallery pictures: Cast
THE TRAVELLER by Jean Claude
Van Itallie.
Directed by Keith Boak. Produced by Leicester Haymarket Theatre. Transferred
to Almeida Theatre. Opened September 30th 1986. Cast included: David
Threlfall, Morag Hood. Based on the writer/producer Joseph Chaikin, THE
TRAVELLER is about a man who undergoes a life-changing experience when
he suffers a stroke. Diana played the role of his psychiatrist, TINA SULLIVAN.
CRYSTAL CLEAR by Phil Young
Directed by Ian McKeand. Produced by Great Eastern Stage. Opened Lincoln,
1983. Cast included: Nic D'Avirro, Terry Diab. Phil Young's award
winning devised play about blindness. Diana played the part of JANE, the
girlfriend of a man who goes blind.
MADAME DE SADE by Yukio
Mishima.
Directed by Tal Rubin. Opened 1991 at the Almeida Theatre, London.
Costumes designed by Katherine Hammnet. Cast included: Miriam Cyr.
Mishima's strange poetic piece applies japanese sensibility to western
themes. Diana played MADAME DE SADE in a beautifully designed production.
PANORAMA by Pieter Dirk
Uys.
Directed by Penny Cherns. Produced by Kings Head
Theatre Club. Opened June 14th 1987. Cast
included: Jemma Redgrave, Ken Sharrock, Natasha Williams. A play about
Robben Island and the whites guarding the political prisoners. Diana played
KARIN, a neurotic afrikaner.
THE STICK WIFE by Darrah
Cloud.
Directed by Nancy Diuguid. Produced by the Gate Theatre, Notting Hill.
Opened 1991. British premiere. Cast included:
Marty Cruikshank, John Gillett, Maxwell Hutcheon, Mary Ellen Ray, Tom
Hodgkins. A play about the neuroses affecting
a group of women in the deep south whose husbands are involved in the
Klu Klux Klan. Diana played MARGUERITE, the wife of a klansman.
BITTER MILK by David Clough
& Alton Kumalo. Directed by Barry Phillips.
Produced by Temba Theatre Co. Opened 1983 Drill Hall, London. Cast
included: Alton Kumalo, Decima Francis. A contemporary play about exiled
South Africans. Diana played Sarah, a liberal white who agrees to an arranged
marriage with a black South African.
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