December, 1972 at Earl of March Secondary School as part of Season #4 1972-1973
| Written by Christopher Fry |
Dynamene is ready to die from grief over the death of her husband and has immured herself, fasting, in his tomb. After a "brilliant parade of poetry, paradox, wit, humour and intellectual discourse" she is diverted from her death-wish by the handsome soldier, Tegeus, and even offers her husband's body to save Tegeus' life.
A Comedy in nne act by Christopher Fry
| DOTO | Mary Mauger | |
| DYNAMENE | Marg Anthony | |
| TEGEUS-CHROMIS | Peter Jefferson |
| Director | Gwen Knight | |
| Director | Peter Jefferson | |
| Production Manager | Dewi Williams | |
| Stage Manager | Kathi Langille | |
| Set Design | Geoff Holland | |
| Lighting | Don Pearson | |
| Lighting | Harm Rombeek | |
| Lighting | Judy Armstrong | |
| Lighting | Kathy McMillan | |
| Sound Design | Sharon Wilbur | |
| Sound | Rosemary Scott | |
| Properties | Anne Holland | |
| Properties | Carolyn Westlake | |
| Properties | Jean Jones | |
| Properties | Pat Walker | |
| Properties | Patricia Clarke | |
| Costumes | Anne Rombeek | |
| Continuity | Janet Balkwill | |
| Continuity | Nancy Babson | |
| Make-up | Annmarie Copple | |
| Make-up | Pat Moore | |
| Make-up | Rosemarie Lawless | |
| Programme | Annmarie Copple | |
| Programme | Rosemarie Lawless |
