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by [[Philip Pullman]] from [[The Brothers Grimm]], adapted for the stage by [[Philip Wilson]] | by [[Philip Pullman]] from [[The Brothers Grimm]], adapted for the stage by [[Philip Wilson]] | ||
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | In 2012 Philip Pullman published a book of retellings of 50 of the folk tales collected and published in the early 19th Century by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. In 2014 Philip Wilson adapted five of the tales for a | + | In 2012 Philip Pullman published a book of retellings of 50 of the folk tales collected and published in the early 19th Century by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. In 2014 Philip Wilson adapted five of the tales for a season at Shoreditch Town Hall and later the same year a further seven for a season at Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf. Our selection includes two well known tales - ''Little Red Riding Hood'' and ''Hansel and Gretel'' - and another - ''The Donkey Cabbage'' - that is lesser known but, frankly, too bonkers not to include! |
== Casts == | == Casts == | ||
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* Operators - [[Rebecca Law|Bex Law]]; [[Ben Rathe]] (Sunday performances) | * Operators - [[Rebecca Law|Bex Law]]; [[Ben Rathe]] (Sunday performances) | ||
* Rigging - [[Sean Thomas]] | * Rigging - [[Sean Thomas]] | ||
| + | * Live stream crew - [[Chaz Doyle]], [[Noah Wright]] | ||
| + | * Production photography - [[Hannie Bikram]] | ||
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
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== Reminiscences and Anecdotes == | == Reminiscences and Anecdotes == | ||
| − | + | Auditions and most of the rehearsals for this show took place virtually, during the second national lockdown in November 2020. The cast and crew only met in person for the first time 8 days before the first performance. | |
| + | On Monday 14 December the government announced that London would be moving from Tier 2 to Tier 3 under the coronavirus regulations on Wednesday 16 December, which meant that no more of the planned performances could take place. The planned live streamed performance was brought forward from Thursday 17 to Tuesday 15 December, just before the cutoff for live performance. | ||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
| − | [[Grimm Tales(2008)]], a | + | [[Grimm Tales(2008)]], a different selection of tales, adapted for the stage by [[Melly Still]] and [[Tim Supple]] from the book by [[Carol Ann Duffy]] |
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[[Category:Old Fire Station Productions]] | [[Category:Old Fire Station Productions]] | ||
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[[Category:Live streamed productions]] | [[Category:Live streamed productions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 21 August 2023
by Philip Pullman from The Brothers Grimm, adapted for the stage by Philip Wilson
Performances: Evening performances on Thursday 10 to Saturday 12; matinees on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13; community performance on Sunday 13; and live streamed on Tuesday 15 December 2020, Old Fire Station
Contents
Introduction
In 2012 Philip Pullman published a book of retellings of 50 of the folk tales collected and published in the early 19th Century by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm. In 2014 Philip Wilson adapted five of the tales for a season at Shoreditch Town Hall and later the same year a further seven for a season at Bargehouse, Oxo Tower Wharf. Our selection includes two well known tales - Little Red Riding Hood and Hansel and Gretel - and another - The Donkey Cabbage - that is lesser known but, frankly, too bonkers not to include!
Casts
Litte Red Riding Hood
- Litte Red Riding Hood - Laarni Cornista-Hollebon
- Mother / Grandmother - Geraldine Vaughan
- Wolf - Justin Bikram
- Hunter - Audrey Lindsay
Hansel and Gretel
- Woodcutter / Duck - Justin Bikram
- Stepmother / Snow-White Bird / Witch - Audrey Lindsay
- Hansel - Laarni Cornista-Hollebon
- Gretel - Geraldine Vaughan
The Donkey Cabbage
- Narrator / Kitchen Maid - Audrey Lindsay
- Young Hunter - Justin Bikram
- Witch - Geraldine Vaughan
- Daughter - Laarni Cornista-Hollebon
- Stage Manager / Miller - Mark Ireson
Crew
- Stage Manager - Mark Ireson
- Lighting Design - Bex Law and Jo Boniface
- Operators - Bex Law; Ben Rathe (Sunday performances)
- Rigging - Sean Thomas
- Live stream crew - Chaz Doyle, Noah Wright
- Production photography - Hannie Bikram
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
Auditions and most of the rehearsals for this show took place virtually, during the second national lockdown in November 2020. The cast and crew only met in person for the first time 8 days before the first performance. On Monday 14 December the government announced that London would be moving from Tier 2 to Tier 3 under the coronavirus regulations on Wednesday 16 December, which meant that no more of the planned performances could take place. The planned live streamed performance was brought forward from Thursday 17 to Tuesday 15 December, just before the cutoff for live performance.
See Also
Grimm Tales(2008), a different selection of tales, adapted for the stage by Melly Still and Tim Supple from the book by Carol Ann Duffy
