Hackney Empire collection 1962-2009

Friends of Hackney Empire

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Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre (CAST) began in 1965, after founder members Roland Muldoon, Claire Burnley [later Muldoon], Raymond Levene and David Hatton were ejected from the left wing Unity Theatre as a result of a failed attempt to make its productions more politically radical. Although all four members had trained and been employed behind the scenes as technical staff, the newly formed group saw them becoming the performers. With the addition to the group of Da...

New Variety Performers Agency

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Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre (CAST) began in 1965, after founder members Roland Muldoon, Claire Burnley [later Muldoon], Raymond Levene and David Hatton were ejected from the left wing Unity Theatre as a result of a failed attempt to make its productions more politically radical. Although all four members had trained and been employed behind the scenes as technical staff, the newly formed group saw them becoming the performers. With the addition to the group of Da...

Hackney New Variety Ltd

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Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre (CAST) began in 1965, after founder members Roland Muldoon, Claire Burnley [later Muldoon], Raymond Levene and David Hatton were ejected from the left wing Unity Theatre as a result of a failed attempt to make its productions more politically radical. Although all four members had trained and been employed behind the scenes as technical staff, the newly formed group saw them becoming the performers. With the addition to the group of Da...

Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre x CAST

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Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre (CAST) began in 1965, after founder members Roland Muldoon, Claire Burnley [later Muldoon], Raymond Levene and David Hatton were ejected from the left wing Unity Theatre as a result of a failed attempt to make its productions more politically radical. Although all four members had trained and been employed behind the scenes as technical staff, the newly formed group saw them becoming the performers. With the addition to the group of Da...

Carol, Terri., 1914-2002

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CAST New Variety Ltd

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Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre (CAST) began in 1965, after founder members Roland Muldoon, Claire Burnley [later Muldoon], Raymond Levene and David Hatton were ejected from the left wing Unity Theatre as a result of a failed attempt to make its productions more politically radical. Although all four members had trained and been employed behind the scenes as technical staff, the newly formed group saw them becoming the performers. With the addition to the group of Da...

Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre

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Hackney Empire Theatre

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Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre (CAST) began in 1965, after founder members Roland Muldoon, Claire Burnley [later Muldoon], Raymond Levene and David Hatton were ejected from the left wing Unity Theatre as a result of a failed attempt to make its productions more politically radical. Although all four members had trained and been employed behind the scenes as technical staff, the newly formed group saw them becoming the performers. With the addition to the group of Da...

CAST New Variety

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CAST Presentations Ltd

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CAST Presents New Variety Ltd

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Muldoon, Roland, 1941-

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Hackney Empire

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Hackney Empire Preservation Trust

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Cartoon Archetypical Slogan Theatre (CAST) began in 1965, after founder members Roland Muldoon, Claire Burnley [later Muldoon], Raymond Levene and David Hatton were ejected from the left wing Unity Theatre as a result of a failed attempt to make its productions more politically radical. Although all four members had trained and been employed behind the scenes as technical staff, the newly formed group saw them becoming the performers. With the addition to the group of Da...

Hackney Empire Theatre Appeal

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