Details

Glasgow, 1920: Dr. Johnson - earnest, English, newly-graduated - seems to have fallen on his feet when he is invited to join the Glasgow practice of the esteemed if somewhat eccentric Dr. Angelus. With a steady flow of patients and the constant guidance of his philosophizing new mentor, Johnson's future looks positively rosy. But it soon become apparent that all is not as it quite seems in the Angelus consulting rooms. Angeles's mother-in-law is seriously ill with a mysterious, debilitating condition, despite receiving around-the-clock care from Angelus himself. The relationship between the married Dr. Angelus and his precocious maid Jeannie doesn't seem entirely proper. And the renowned consultant, Sir Gregory Butt, reveals grave concerns about Angeles's medical skills ? and advises the young Johnson against signing any death certificates for ?unexplained? demises . . . One of the last great works written by the founding father of the modern Scottish theatre, Dr. Angelus - part psychological thriller, part pitch black comedy - was made famous by Alistair Sims mesmerizing performance in the title role in the original 1947 production. Now the dark doctor returns to mark the anniversary of James Bridie's death in 1951, the same year that PFT was born. Welcome to strange and deadly world of Dr. Angelus!

Cast/Performers

Sandy Batchelor, Alan Steele, Shirley Darroch, Amanda Gordon, Robin Harvey Edwards, Helen Logan, Dougal Lee, Chris Vincent, Claire Richards

Creatives/Company

Author: James Bridie
Producer: Pitlochry Festival Theatre
Director: Ken Alexander
Design: Charles Cusick Smith
Costume: Charles Cusick Smith
Sound: Kate Bonney
Lighting: Ace McCarron