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| − | + | Don Madgwick, reprinted in SCENE by permission of the Croydon Advertiser. | |
| − | + | "To watch Fred Ridgeway and Jilly Cowley at work at the SLTC's Bell theatre this week is to be seduced into forgetting what a burden two-handers throw onto the actors. | |
| − | + | The empathy that flows between them in John Harris's beguiling production not only fulfills our highest expectations but actually exceeds them. | |
| + | The Owl id F. (variously Felix and Fred) Sherman, a somewhat highbrow who writes pretentious, unmarketable stories. | ||
| + | The Pussycat is Doris W. (variously surnamed), a whore with a heart of gold who gets thrown out of her apartment building for marketing her own commodity only too efficiently. | ||
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Revision as of 18:33, 14 July 2014
by Bill Manhoff
Directed by John Harris
Performances: Weds 29th February - Sat 3rd March 1984, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
Text about the play
Cast
- Felix - Fred Ridgeway
- Doris - Jilly Cowley
Crew
- Stage Manager - June McAuliffe
- Assistant Stage Manager - Ann Wright
- Lighting & Sound Design - Brian Fretwell
- Sound Operator - Malcolm Woodman
- Set Construction - John Harris & Canice McAuliffe
Reviews
Don Madgwick, reprinted in SCENE by permission of the Croydon Advertiser. "To watch Fred Ridgeway and Jilly Cowley at work at the SLTC's Bell theatre this week is to be seduced into forgetting what a burden two-handers throw onto the actors. The empathy that flows between them in John Harris's beguiling production not only fulfills our highest expectations but actually exceeds them. The Owl id F. (variously Felix and Fred) Sherman, a somewhat highbrow who writes pretentious, unmarketable stories. The Pussycat is Doris W. (variously surnamed), a whore with a heart of gold who gets thrown out of her apartment building for marketing her own commodity only too efficiently.
Gallery
- Photos by Brian Fretwell (except photo one)
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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