Photo by Alex Power

Photo by Alex Power

Photo by Alex Power

Photo by Alex Power

Photo by Alex Power

Photo by Alex Power

Photo by Alex Power

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© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

© Johannes Hjorth - https://photo.johanneshjorth.se/. The Marlowe Society 2015.

Troilus & Cressida, Cambridge Arts Theatre and Everyman Theatre, Hampstead, March 1922. Directed by Frank Birch.

Cressida (Seeley).

http://archive.spectator.co.uk/article/18th-march-1922/15/the-theatre

Troilus & Cressida, Cambridge Arts Theatre and Everyman Theatre, Hampstead, March 1922. Directed by Frank Birch.

Achilles (J.R. Ackerley) at killing of Hector (Southam).

http://archive.spectator.co.uk/article/18th-march-1922/15/the-theatre

The Jew of Malta, Cambridge Arts Theatre, March 1975. Directed by John Chapman.

Piliaborsa (Griff Rhys Jones) in a costume fitting with Judy Birwood.

Love's Labour's Lost, Cambridge Arts Theatre, March 1981. Directed by Brigid Larmour.

Moth, Don Armado (Stephen Fry).

Henry IV, Parts I & II, Cambridge Arts Theatre, 10 - 14 March 1959. Directed by John Barton.

Falstaff (Clive Swift).

Macbeth, Cambridge Arts Theatre, March 1947. Directed by G.H.W. Rylands.

Duncan arrives at Macbeth's castle.

Antony and Cleopatra, Cambridge Arts Theatre, March 1946, Directed by G.H.W. Rylands.

Antony (Peter Orr) and Cleopatra (Gillian Webb).

Romeo & Juliet, Cambridge Arts Theatre, Bournemouth, and London, August 1952. Directed by G.H.W. Rylands and John Barton.

The Nurse (Gillian Webb).

Measure for Measure, Cambridge and Berlin (Foreign Office Tour), August 1948. Directed by G.H.W. Rylands.

Barnadine, Abhorson (Charles Parker), Pompey Bum (Donald Beves), Duke disguised as Friar.