William Relton

William Relton made his professional début playing the title role in Rattigan’s The Winslow Boy in the West End in a cast which included Kenneth More, Megs Jenkins, Annette Crosbie, and Laurence Naismith, directed by Frith Banbury and produced by H M Tennant. He went on to develop his acting career in television and live theatre. His major stage roles includedCherubin in Beaumarchais’s The Marriage of Figaro at the National Theatre, Bernstein’s Candide Candide and Tony West Side Story, Gilbert’s/Sullivan’s Marco The Gondoliers and Ralph Rackstraw HMS Pinafore, Hamlet in Hamlet, Wilfred Owen in the one-man play All The Arts of Hurting, Kenneth in Berlin’s Call Me Madam, etc, in London’s West End. Television engagements included roles in Clayhanger, Play for Today, The Lost Boys and Degrees