Cast:
Sylvia Estop, Hugh Forsythe, Lawrence Irvin, June Judson, Don Kincaid, Michael Langridge, Myles McDowell, John Turner, Judith Watson, Peter Whelan

Production Team:
Robert Baley, Diane McDowell, Christine Reid, Judith Watson, Timothy Williams, Charles Wrighton, Tom Stoppard

Extract from "A Few Drops of Water - The Story of The Questors Theatre 1929-1989"

After the opening of the Playhouse in 1964, few 'bona fide' productions were mounted in the Stanislaysky Room for several years, although it was constantly in use — for rehearsed readings, for example. A number of one-off performances, perhaps best described as opportunist productions, were also mounted. One of these, in 1964, followed a Playwrights' Symposium in Berlin which had been attended by a group of Questors actors and was billed as 'Five Plays from Berlin'. This, remarkably, included the first production of the one-act version of Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildernstern Are Dead (then entitled Guildernstern and Rosencrantz).