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[[Director|Directed]] by [[Bryon Fear]] | [[Director|Directed]] by [[Bryon Fear]] | ||
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | + | The play is set in St. Petersburg in 1865. | |
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
| − | * | + | * Ivan - [[George Nettleton]] |
| − | * | + | * Zack - [[Paul Dineen]] |
| − | * | + | * Anya - [[Jade Fane]] |
| + | * Mr Popov - [[Guy Jones]] | ||
| + | * The Garmon - [[Owen Chidlaw]] | ||
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| + | *Video extras - [[Adam Crook]], [[Kay George]], [[Lily-Ann Green|Lily Ann Green]], [[Jeanette Hoile]], [[Mark Ireson]], [[Wesley Lloyd]] and [[Steph Urquhart]] | ||
== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
| − | *[[Stage Manager]] - [[ | + | * Direction and Design - [[Bryon Fear]] |
| − | *[[ | + | * Assistant Director - [[Clare Nicholson]] |
| − | *[[ | + | * [[Stage Manager]] - [[David Blatcher]] |
| + | * Costume - [[Lisa Thomas]] and [[Naomi Liddle]] | ||
| + | * Wardrobe - [[Jenny Bennett]] | ||
| + | * Props - [[Carole Ironside]] | ||
| + | * Operators - [[Rachael Lovegrove]] and [[Lee Ridgeway]] | ||
| + | * Sound Design - [[Adam Crook]] | ||
| + | * Rigging - [[Sean Thomas]] | ||
| + | * Hair and Make-up - [[Lily-Ann Green|Lily Ann Green]] | ||
| + | * Construction - [[Chaz Doyle]], [[Tom Mathias]] and [[Mark Ireson]] | ||
| + | * Production photography - [[Dom Aguis]] | ||
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
| − | + | ''The Crocodile''. I am very lucky in a way, that I immerse myself so thoroughly in a play or a book and then forget the details. I read this when [[Bryon Fear]] first submitted it two years ago and remembered that it was the cleverest and funniest play that I had read in years and was so disappointed when we could not get the rights. Tonight it delighted me even more than when I first read it as Bryon's skills in bringing it to life with the aid of his brilliant cast and prop makers far surpassed my modest skills at imagining it. SLT does it again. Superlative. - [[Carole Coyne]] | |
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Latest revision as of 11:07, 10 December 2019
by Tom Basden after Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Performances: Tue 23rd – Sat 27th May 2017, Upper Hall, Stanley Halls
Contents
Introduction
The play is set in St. Petersburg in 1865.
Cast
- Ivan - George Nettleton
- Zack - Paul Dineen
- Anya - Jade Fane
- Mr Popov - Guy Jones
- The Garmon - Owen Chidlaw
- Video extras - Adam Crook, Kay George, Lily Ann Green, Jeanette Hoile, Mark Ireson, Wesley Lloyd and Steph Urquhart
Crew
- Direction and Design - Bryon Fear
- Assistant Director - Clare Nicholson
- Stage Manager - David Blatcher
- Costume - Lisa Thomas and Naomi Liddle
- Wardrobe - Jenny Bennett
- Props - Carole Ironside
- Operators - Rachael Lovegrove and Lee Ridgeway
- Sound Design - Adam Crook
- Rigging - Sean Thomas
- Hair and Make-up - Lily Ann Green
- Construction - Chaz Doyle, Tom Mathias and Mark Ireson
- Production photography - Dom Aguis
Reviews
The Crocodile. I am very lucky in a way, that I immerse myself so thoroughly in a play or a book and then forget the details. I read this when Bryon Fear first submitted it two years ago and remembered that it was the cleverest and funniest play that I had read in years and was so disappointed when we could not get the rights. Tonight it delighted me even more than when I first read it as Bryon's skills in bringing it to life with the aid of his brilliant cast and prop makers far surpassed my modest skills at imagining it. SLT does it again. Superlative. - Carole Coyne
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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