The Late, Late Lady McVain
by Jeremy Lloyd
Directed by Ron Ulrich
27 September to 19 November 1995
Mayfield Dinner Theatre [►]
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
About
(From personal correspondence with Guy Siner.) ...Lady McVain was written by Lloyd
specially for Guy Siner as a result of their work together on 'Allo 'Allo!
This was the only production according to Siner, specifically because of the difficulty
of casting the central role(s): Siner played Lady McVain and her twin brother Balfour who at intervals believes himself to
be Noël Coward [►].
Lady McVain lives quietly in a remote Scottish castle where her father, the old
laird, has just died. Balfour has escaped from an asylum and arrives in a stolen ambulance to claim his share of the
inheritance.
Cast
- Guy Siner
- April Banigan
- Stephen Fielden
- Jeremy Hart
- Keith Jones
- Errol Sitahal as Royce
- Jennifer Spencer
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| Program Cover |
Image retrieved from Spotlight [►] - an project to create a theater program archive for past performances at the Mayfield
Dinner Theatre.
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