Kiss Me Like You Mean It (2013)
Performances: Tues 18th – Sat 22nd June 2013, Prompt Corner
Contents
Introduction
It's 3am on a hot midsummer's night up north. A party is taking place in a shabby Victorian terrace house. In the back garden, Tony and Ruth meet, thanks to a stolen can of beer. On the floor above, Don and Eddie (sic) are having a party of their own. As the night progresses, love is definitely in the air - but then so is the smell of cheap lager. This fantastic romantic comedy was written by one of the lead writers of 'Life On Mars', 'Torchwood' & 'Dr. Who', Chris Chibnall. The story follows these two couples through the early morning to sunrise, showing what the true meaning of love is...
Cast
- Tony - Apatu Storey
- Ruth - Hannah Casey
- Don - Anthony Campling
- Edie - Jeanette Hoile
Crew
- Assistant Director - Lisa Thomas
- Lighting Designer - Peter Stevens
- Sound Designer - Catherine Ellis
- Set Designer - Charles Doyle
- Set Construction - Charles Doyle, Callum Dempsey, Gavin Parker, Graham Clements, Adam Crook, Francesca Bastiani, Rodney Quinn
- Properties - Alan Buckman, Dave Hollander, Lisa Thomas
- Stage Manager - Rodney Quinn
- ASM - Mark Glennon, Noah Wright, Laura Williams
- Lighting/Sound Operator - Francesca Bastiani
- Show Rep - Dave Hollander
- Poster Designer - Lisa Thomas
- Show Photographer - Vashti Jade
Thanks
The Park, The Rosendale and The Hope for the rehearsal space. Chaz and his team for the fantastic set and construction. Gavin Parker for being generally amazing at everything. Lisa Thomas for being my rock. Francesca Bastiani for all the amazing hours she has put in. Dave Hollander for being an amazing rep - thank you for all your support. Floral Hall for the plants. The cast of The Boyfriend and Flatspin who we have shared rehearsal space with. Jess Osorio for swapping rehearsal spaces and the c bar staff at SLT who have kept us sane!
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