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| Monica Sharpe (Constance’s pvt. sec.) | Katrina Tanner |
| Constance Claythorne (Prime Minister) | May McGinn |
| Dora (the servant) | Janet Harrington |
| Lydia Parker M.P (Minister of Science) | Edwina Cole |
| Wing Commander Nigel Lawler, R.A.F. | Tim Hurst |
| Major Danvers-Bishop, W.R.A.C. | Dee Crosbie |
| Professor David Moxton | John Davis |
| Jelen Marchbanks, W.R.N.S. (First Lord of the Admirality) | Barbara Langrish |
| Corporal Eve Forster, W.R.A.C. | Louise Fitzpatrick |
No Time For Fig Leaves is set in the near future. All the men in the world have died in an atomic accident, and so the world is run by women. But then two men are found alive and brought to the country house of the Prime Minister, who sees them as an opportunity to remain in power. The men have other ideas, and escape.
| Producer | Simon Jones |
| Assistant Producer | Norma Galley |
| Stage Manager | Yolande Kitson Joy Hocking |
| Sound, Lighting and Effects | Nick Pearce David Stanger |
| Props | Terry Pegg |
| Stage Design | Toss Gillman |
| Make Up | Penelope Turner |
| Wardrobe | Audrey Titcombe |
| Front of House | Bill Reynolds Don Guidery |
| Refreshments | Eileen Reynolds and the ladies |
| Box Office | Sue Vaughan V.G. Stores, Lowford |
| Flowers | Mr and Mrs Algate |
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