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| − | + | Performances: Fri 7th and Sat 8th November [[2003]], [[Prompt Corner]] | |
| − | + | The New Writing Showcase 2003 comprised rehearsed reading of the following two plays | |
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| + | ==That Man Melmoth== | ||
| − | == Introduction == | + | by [[Ken Lucas]] |
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| + | Directed by [[Will Howard]] | ||
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| + | === Introduction === | ||
Following his disgrace in England, Oscar Wilde is whisked away to France by his friends, to live a secluded life under the pseudonym of Melmoth. Unable to cope with the confines of anonymity, Oscar can't help but jump at the first opportunity to step from the shadows, forcing him towards decisions affecting his future, and indirectly, those of his friends... | Following his disgrace in England, Oscar Wilde is whisked away to France by his friends, to live a secluded life under the pseudonym of Melmoth. Unable to cope with the confines of anonymity, Oscar can't help but jump at the first opportunity to step from the shadows, forcing him towards decisions affecting his future, and indirectly, those of his friends... | ||
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*Character 5 - [[Elinor Morgan Jones]] | *Character 5 - [[Elinor Morgan Jones]] | ||
| − | == Crew == | + | ==Escapes== |
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| + | by [[Dee Fancett]] | ||
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| + | Directed by [[Director]] | ||
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| + | === Introduction === | ||
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| + | ''Escapes'' follows one evening in the life of Hackney squatters Sean and Benji who are organising a party. Through the characters and relationships, we learn how all the protagonists choose to escape from reality, or at least the mundanity of their lives. As the evening reaches an end we realise that relationships are not quite as they first seemed. | ||
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| + | === Cast === | ||
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| + | *Sean - [[Actor 1]] | ||
| + | *Benji - [[Actor 2]] | ||
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| + | == Crew for both shows == | ||
*Stage Manager - [[SM Name]] | *Stage Manager - [[SM Name]] | ||
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Revision as of 22:08, 30 June 2007
Performances: Fri 7th and Sat 8th November 2003, Prompt Corner
The New Writing Showcase 2003 comprised rehearsed reading of the following two plays
Contents
That Man Melmoth
by Ken Lucas
Directed by Will Howard
Introduction
Following his disgrace in England, Oscar Wilde is whisked away to France by his friends, to live a secluded life under the pseudonym of Melmoth. Unable to cope with the confines of anonymity, Oscar can't help but jump at the first opportunity to step from the shadows, forcing him towards decisions affecting his future, and indirectly, those of his friends...
Cast
- Oscar Wilde - Nick Mansley
- Robert Ross - Mark Davies
- Character 3 - Jack King
- Character 4 - Charlie Storer
- Character 5 - Elinor Morgan Jones
Escapes
by Dee Fancett
Directed by Director
Introduction
Escapes follows one evening in the life of Hackney squatters Sean and Benji who are organising a party. Through the characters and relationships, we learn how all the protagonists choose to escape from reality, or at least the mundanity of their lives. As the evening reaches an end we realise that relationships are not quite as they first seemed.
Cast
Crew for both shows
- Stage Manager - SM Name
- Lighting Design - Designer Name
- Lighting Operator - Operator Name
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.
See Also
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.
Or add anything that is related within this site. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.
