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*Abraham Yahuda - [[Alan Jarvis]] | *Abraham Yahuda - [[Alan Jarvis]] | ||
*Salvador Dali - [[Jonathan Storey]] | *Salvador Dali - [[Jonathan Storey]] | ||
| − | * | + | *Matilde - [[Siobhan Campbell]] |
| − | *Vision of Freud's Father - [[Norman]] | + | *Lady/voice of Anna - [[Alison Rockbrand]] |
| + | *Lady - [[Tricia Carroll]] | ||
| + | *Vision of Freud's Father - [[Norman Peachman]] (Role listed in the programme simply as 'Corpse') | ||
| + | *Patriarch - [[Lionel Monks]] | ||
== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
| − | *Stage Manager - [[ | + | *Production Assistant - [[Dee Fancett]] |
| − | *Lighting Design - [[ | + | *Stage Manager - [[Laila Shah]] |
| − | *Lighting Operator - [[Operator | + | *Assistant Stage managers - [[Tricia Carroll]] & [[Alison Rockbrand]] |
| + | *Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliott]] & [[Elaine Heath]] | ||
| + | *Lighting Rigger - [[Mike Elliott]] | ||
| + | *Lighting Operator - [[Emma Jane Connolly]] | ||
| + | *Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]] & [[Elaine Heath]] | ||
| + | *Sound Operator - [[Jess Osorio]] | ||
| + | *Set Design - [[Elaine Heath]] | ||
| + | *Set Construction - [[Elaine Heath]], [[Jess Osorio]], [[Stuart Flitton]], [[Richard Watkins]], [[Graham Clements]], [[Mandy Reed]], [[Phil Gammon]], [[Lionel Monks]] & [[Norman Peachman]] | ||
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| + | *Theatre Committee Rep: [[Jenny Gammon]] | ||
| + | *Photography: [[Phil Gammon]] | ||
| + | *Poster Design: Steev Pierce | ||
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| + | * Thanks to: [[Alan Buckman]],[[Bernie Bullbrook]], [[Anton Krause]], Lancasters, London Recumbent Cycles Ltd, [[Val Williams]]. | ||
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:31, 24 February 2024
Directed by Elaine Heath
Performances: Tue 2th to Sat 6th November 2004, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
From the author of "Dead Funny", "Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick", "Insignificance" and "Hitchcock Blonde" and set in the Hampstead consulting room of Sigmund Freud during wartime, this fascinating and highly original play takes the actual meeting of Freud, the father of modern psychoanalysis and Salvador Dali, the deeply eccentric surrealist artist as a starting point. Throw in a scantily dressed young woman with a hidden agenda, Freud’s Jewish doctor – a man with a mission, and the unseen presence of Freud’s daughter Anna, and anything can happen...
Cast
- Sigmund Freud - John Lyne
- Jessica - Ronae Jolliffe
- Abraham Yahuda - Alan Jarvis
- Salvador Dali - Jonathan Storey
- Matilde - Siobhan Campbell
- Lady/voice of Anna - Alison Rockbrand
- Lady - Tricia Carroll
- Vision of Freud's Father - Norman Peachman (Role listed in the programme simply as 'Corpse')
- Patriarch - Lionel Monks
Crew
- Production Assistant - Dee Fancett
- Stage Manager - Laila Shah
- Assistant Stage managers - Tricia Carroll & Alison Rockbrand
- Lighting Design - Mike Elliott & Elaine Heath
- Lighting Rigger - Mike Elliott
- Lighting Operator - Emma Jane Connolly
- Sound Design - Andrew Rickinson & Elaine Heath
- Sound Operator - Jess Osorio
- Set Design - Elaine Heath
- Set Construction - Elaine Heath, Jess Osorio, Stuart Flitton, Richard Watkins, Graham Clements, Mandy Reed, Phil Gammon, Lionel Monks & Norman Peachman
- Theatre Committee Rep: Jenny Gammon
- Photography: Phil Gammon
- Poster Design: Steev Pierce
- Thanks to: Alan Buckman,Bernie Bullbrook, Anton Krause, Lancasters, London Recumbent Cycles Ltd, Val Williams.
Reviews
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Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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