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| − | [[ | + | [[File:80-Days.jpg|thumb|400px|Poster by [[Emma Baines]]]] |
| − | by [[Jules Verne]] | + | by [[Jules Verne]], adapted for the stage by [[Toby Hulse]] |
Under the direction of [[Mark Ireson|Mr Mark Ireson]], indefatigably assisted by [[Kate Monro|Ms Kate Monro]] | Under the direction of [[Mark Ireson|Mr Mark Ireson]], indefatigably assisted by [[Kate Monro|Ms Kate Monro]] | ||
| − | Performances: Tue 19th – Sat 23rd July [[2016]] | + | Performances: Tue 19th – Sat 23rd July [[2016]] in the [[Main Hall, Stanley Halls]] |
== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | + | The action passes in London and elsewhere, 1872 | |
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
| − | * | + | *[[Naomi Liddle|Ms Naomi Liddle]] played '''Phileas Fogg''' as well as Bombay Shopkeeper, Head of Bombay Police and the poet king Ucaf Uddaul |
| − | * | + | *[[Audrey Lindsay|Ms Audrey Lindsay]] played '''Passepartout''' as well as London Police Officer, Reform Club Gentleman 2, British Consul in Suez, Bombay Police Sergeant, Bombay Waiter and the Russian accented Calcutta Police Officer |
| − | * | + | *[[Christopher Vian-Smith|Mr Christopher Vian-Smith]] played '''Fix of The Yard''' as well as Bank of England Guard, Reform Club Gentleman 1, British Consul in Bombay, Enraged Priest, Railway Guard, Wild Indian, Princess Aouda, Pilot and Captain Andrew Speedy |
| − | + | ||
== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
| − | *The stage supremely managed by | + | * The stage supremely managed by [[Graham Clements|Mr Graham Clements ]], with the skilful assistance of [[Rodney Quinn|Mr Rodney Quinn]], [[Tiffany Manning|Ms Tiffany Manning]] and [[David Blatcher|Mr David Blatcher]] |
| − | * | + | * Illumination effects designed by [[Barney Hart Dyke|Mr Barney Hart Dyke]], using Mr Edison's most modern electrical luminaires. |
| − | *Aural stimulation created by | + | * Aural stimulation created by [[Andrew Rickinson| Mr Andrew Rickinson]] ably assisted by [[Fiona Daffern|Ms Fiona Daffern]] |
| − | *Electrical apparatus operated by | + | * Rigging carried out by those daring young persons on the flying trapeze [[Jenny Harris|Ms Jenny Harris]] and [[Brian Fretwell|Mr Brian Fretwell]] |
| + | * Electrical apparatus operated by [[Steve Anstee|Mr Steve Anstee]] | ||
| + | * Costumes created, found, sewn, steamed, glued and made magnificent by [[Jenny Bennett|Ms Jenny Bennett]] and [[Gudrun Bennett|Ms Gudrun Bennett]] | ||
| + | * Instruction in the martial arts by [[Anton Krause|Mr Anton Krause]] | ||
| + | * Mr Fogg’s fabulous frock coat made by [[Lisa Thomas|Ms Lisa Thomas]] of Savile Row | ||
| + | * The staging transformed by the scenic artistry of [[Hazel Hindle|Ms Hazel Hindle]] and [[Carole Ironside|Ms Carole Ironside]] | ||
| + | * The get in assisted by [[Tom Mathias|Mr Tom Mathias]] and [[Charlotte Benstead|Ms Charlotte Benstead]] | ||
| + | * Properties, further costume and set dressing foraged by the ladies and gentlemen of the cast and crew | ||
| + | * The set conceived and designed (and The Pachyderm Conundrum solved) by Messrs [[Chaz Doyle]] and [[Mark Ireson]] | ||
| + | * Livestock and other transportation by [[Carrie Andrews|Ms Carrie Andrews]] and her big red pantechnicon | ||
| + | * The poster designed by [[Emma Baines|Ms Emma Baines]] | ||
| + | * The cast photographed and the programme designed by [[Bryon Fear|Mr Bryon Fear]] | ||
| + | * The production photographed in all its splendour by [[Chris Patmore|Mr Chris Patmore]] | ||
| − | == | + | ==Thank you== |
| + | The director, the cast and the crew would like to express their gratitude to the following for the assistance they have rendered in so many ways to the production of this evening’s extravaganza | ||
| − | + | [[Jennifer Cooper|Ms Jennifer Cooper]]; [[Jeanette Hoile|Ms Jeanette Hoile]]; [[Jessica Osorio|Ms Jessica Osorio]]; [[Lisa Thomas|Ms Lisa Thomas]]; [[Bryon Fear|Mr Bryon Fear]]; [[Chaz Doyle|Mr Chaz Doyle]]; Mr Tony Page; [[Lily-Ann Green|Ms Lily Ann Green]]; [[Jenny Clements|Ms Jenny Clements]]; the entire companies of [[I am a Camera (2016)|I Am A Camera]], [[Jesus Christ Superstar (2016)|Jesus Christ Superstar]] and [[Bouncers (1990 Remix) (2016)|Bouncers]]; Mr David Somner, Ms Clare Haward, Mr Danny Wood and [[Q|Mr Q]] of [[Stanley Halls|The Stanley Halls]]; the ladies and gentlemen performing the Front of House, Raffle and Box Office duties for your edification | |
| + | |||
| + | == Reviews == | ||
| + | Some of the very nice things people said about the first night: | ||
| + | [[Image:ATWIED comments.jpg|thumb|600px]] | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
| − | * | + | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jules_Verne Jules Verne on Wikipedia] |
| + | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Around_the_World_in_Eighty_Days Around The World In Eighty Days on Wikipedia], including a list of some of the many adaptations inspired by the book. The article about [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Around_the_World_(musical) Around The World], a musical version by Orson Welles and Cole Porter, makes fascinating reading. | ||
| + | * A [http://www.julesverne.ca/index.html website] dedicated to collecting Verne's books and associated ephemera, including toys, coins, board games, cigar boxes and perfume | ||
| + | * A [https://www.georgeglazer.com/archives/decarts/toysgames/aroundworld.html board game] based on Around The World In Eighty Days | ||
| + | * [http://vernehetzel.free.fr The Hetzel uniform editions of Verne's works] | ||
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[[Category:Main Hall Productions]] | [[Category:Main Hall Productions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:04, 10 November 2022
by Jules Verne, adapted for the stage by Toby Hulse
Under the direction of Mr Mark Ireson, indefatigably assisted by Ms Kate Monro
Performances: Tue 19th – Sat 23rd July 2016 in the Main Hall, Stanley Halls
Contents
Introduction
The action passes in London and elsewhere, 1872
Cast
- Ms Naomi Liddle played Phileas Fogg as well as Bombay Shopkeeper, Head of Bombay Police and the poet king Ucaf Uddaul
- Ms Audrey Lindsay played Passepartout as well as London Police Officer, Reform Club Gentleman 2, British Consul in Suez, Bombay Police Sergeant, Bombay Waiter and the Russian accented Calcutta Police Officer
- Mr Christopher Vian-Smith played Fix of The Yard as well as Bank of England Guard, Reform Club Gentleman 1, British Consul in Bombay, Enraged Priest, Railway Guard, Wild Indian, Princess Aouda, Pilot and Captain Andrew Speedy
Crew
- The stage supremely managed by Mr Graham Clements , with the skilful assistance of Mr Rodney Quinn, Ms Tiffany Manning and Mr David Blatcher
- Illumination effects designed by Mr Barney Hart Dyke, using Mr Edison's most modern electrical luminaires.
- Aural stimulation created by Mr Andrew Rickinson ably assisted by Ms Fiona Daffern
- Rigging carried out by those daring young persons on the flying trapeze Ms Jenny Harris and Mr Brian Fretwell
- Electrical apparatus operated by Mr Steve Anstee
- Costumes created, found, sewn, steamed, glued and made magnificent by Ms Jenny Bennett and Ms Gudrun Bennett
- Instruction in the martial arts by Mr Anton Krause
- Mr Fogg’s fabulous frock coat made by Ms Lisa Thomas of Savile Row
- The staging transformed by the scenic artistry of Ms Hazel Hindle and Ms Carole Ironside
- The get in assisted by Mr Tom Mathias and Ms Charlotte Benstead
- Properties, further costume and set dressing foraged by the ladies and gentlemen of the cast and crew
- The set conceived and designed (and The Pachyderm Conundrum solved) by Messrs Chaz Doyle and Mark Ireson
- Livestock and other transportation by Ms Carrie Andrews and her big red pantechnicon
- The poster designed by Ms Emma Baines
- The cast photographed and the programme designed by Mr Bryon Fear
- The production photographed in all its splendour by Mr Chris Patmore
Thank you
The director, the cast and the crew would like to express their gratitude to the following for the assistance they have rendered in so many ways to the production of this evening’s extravaganza
Ms Jennifer Cooper; Ms Jeanette Hoile; Ms Jessica Osorio; Ms Lisa Thomas; Mr Bryon Fear; Mr Chaz Doyle; Mr Tony Page; Ms Lily Ann Green; Ms Jenny Clements; the entire companies of I Am A Camera, Jesus Christ Superstar and Bouncers; Mr David Somner, Ms Clare Haward, Mr Danny Wood and Mr Q of The Stanley Halls; the ladies and gentlemen performing the Front of House, Raffle and Box Office duties for your edification
Reviews
Some of the very nice things people said about the first night:
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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Or add anything that is related within this site. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.
References
External Links
- Jules Verne on Wikipedia
- Around The World In Eighty Days on Wikipedia, including a list of some of the many adaptations inspired by the book. The article about Around The World, a musical version by Orson Welles and Cole Porter, makes fascinating reading.
- A website dedicated to collecting Verne's books and associated ephemera, including toys, coins, board games, cigar boxes and perfume
- A board game based on Around The World In Eighty Days
- The Hetzel uniform editions of Verne's works
