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In rehearsal at the Tararua Tramping Clubrooms, July 2007 and in performance at Te Whaea, August 2007 |
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 Mick Rose as Lear, Bruce Phillips as Gloucester, David Goldthorpe as Burgundy. |
 Erin Banks as Cordelia and Salesi Le'ota as the King of France. |
 Malcolm Murray as the Earl of Kent. |
 Jacqui Nairn as Regan and Alistair Browning as Cornwall. Yes, that's the James Stewart Memorial Wheelchair in the background! |
 Bruce Phillips as the Earl of Gloucester. |
 Sam Snedden as Edgar and Salesi Le'ota as Oswald. Yep, I think that's a kitchen knife standing in for a weapon. |
 Jacqui Nairn as Regan and Alex Greig as Edmund. |
 Alex Greig as Edmund and David Goldthorpe as the Captain of Edmund's army. |
 Mick Rose on his second day of rehearsal as King Lear. Note corpse of Cordelia (Erin Banks) holding his script. |
 Alistair Browning as the Duke of Cornwall and Jacqui Nairn as Regan. |
 Alistair Browning as Cornwall. |
 Erin Banks as the Fool. |
 Amy Tarleton as Goneril. |
 Erin Banks as the Fool and Mick Rose as King Lear. Yes, we know this isn't the most beautifully-aligned photo page in the world, but bear with us while we learn how this stuff works! Don't worry, this is the only photo that's landscape instead of portrait. |
 Amy Tarleton as Goneril and Alex Greig as Edmund. |
 Erin Banks as Cordelia and Mick Rose as Lear. |
 Phil Grieve as the Duke of Albany. |
 Alex Greig as Edmund and Jacqui Nairn as Regan. |
 Mick Rose as Lear and Erin Banks as Cordelia. |
 Phil Grieve as Albany, Malcolm Murray as Kent, Mick Rose as Lear and Erin Banks as Cordelia. |
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