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| Edith (a maid) | Marion Hurley |
| Ruth | Janet Harrington |
| Charles | Geoff Westgarth |
| Dr Bradman | John Oliver |
| Mrs Bradman | Barbara Langrish |
| Madame Arcati | Dee Crosbie |
| Elvira | Hilary Wiseman |
| Child’s voice | Victoria Westgarth |
Sub-titled “an improbable farce” this play dwells none-too-seriously on what could be called the darker side of life. Charles Condomine is an aspiring author who needs to complete research for his latest novel. To this end he invites a local medium – the eccentric Madame Arcati – to dinner, so that he can watch her at work. Unaware of any ulterior motive Madame Arcati performs hilariously to the best of her ability, but leaves Charles with a problem that turns his original care-free scepticism into abject dismay...
| Producer | Edwina Cole |
| Co-Producer/Stage Manager | Sean Tyler |
| Costumes | Sue Vaughan Annie Stunnell |
| Lighting and Sound | David Stanger |
| Prompt | Mary Jane Donald |
| Props | Marion Hurley Gill Murray |
| Design and Set Construction | Peter Hurley and The Players |
| Make-Up | Jacqui Morgan |
| Refreshments | The Players |
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