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Turn of the Screw - September 2002
The Turn of the Screw is an intense, ghostly tale written by Ken Whitmore, based on Henry James' tale.
It is 1855 and Miss Grey, a young governess, arrives at Bly to take charge of Flora and Miles, two orphaned children.
Shortly after, she begins to see strange figures - a man and a young woman. As no-one else appears to be troubled by these visions, Miss Grey begins to wonder if she is suffering from some terrible derangement.
| Flora ....................... | Charlotte Guy |
| Miss Grey ................... | Rachel Brown |
| Miles ....................... | Murray Belcher |
| Mr Crimmond ............... | Ian Guy |
| Mrs Grosse .................. | Jenny Trace |
| Miss Jessel ................. | Sarah Ramsay |
| Peter Quint ................. | Stephen Fothergill |
| Directed by .............. | Denise Hill |