A 1975 TV version by the BBC stars Valerie Masterson as Elsie, Derek Hammond-Stroud as Point, David Hillman as Fairfax, Bryan Drake as Sgt. Meryll, Richard Angas as Sir Richard and Elizabeth Bainbridge as Carruthers. It was directed by John Gorrie and conducted by David Lloyd-Jones Another cut version was made in 1978 for British TV starring Tommy Steele as Point, Terry Jenkins as Fairfax, Anne Collins as Carruthers, Laureen Livingstone as Elsie, Della Jones as Phoebe, Paul Hudson as Meryll and Dennis Wickes as Wilfred. It was directed by Anthony Besch and conducted by David Lloyd-Jones in connection with 1978 City of London Festival. The musical group Peter, Paul and Mary included the song, "I have a song to sing, O!" on one of their children's albums, "Peter, Paul and Mommy" (1969). In 1973, a BBC TV "Play for Today" production, "Jack Point", by Colin Welland, directed by Michael Apted, concerned the tensions in an amateur theatre group during a production of "Yeomen", particularly the casting of the part of Jack Point. "Perish in July", a 1989 novel by Mollie Hardwick, part of her Doran Fairweather series, involves a backstage murder of the actress playing Elsie.