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| − | [[Image: | + | [[Image:DoNotDisturb2022.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Bryon Fear]]]] |
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Performances: Tue 22nd – Sat 26th March [[2022]], [[Old Fire Station]] | Performances: Tue 22nd – Sat 26th March [[2022]], [[Old Fire Station]] | ||
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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
| − | + | Lindy has two boys and is married to Hugh, a member of a prominent Midwest family who is running a weigh-in for Senate. Adam is a successful architect with a wife named Jan, a dancer, and a son. The characters originally met at a book club 10 years previously in New York where they both lived at the time. Now, older and perhaps a little wiser than their younger selves, they meet in Lindy's hotel room to talk about old times and discuss the road not travelled. | |
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| + | Life is all about choices and how you come to terms with those choices you make, for me that is what makes this play so fascinating. For Lidy and Adam, as the conversation revolves around the obvious, what happens over the course of this one night makes them address the choices that they both made, and forces them to consider that sometimes in life you do get a second chance. | ||
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| + | Question is, if you get that chance what do you do? | ||
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| + | The play was originally due to take place in [[Do Not Disturb (2020)|March 2020]], but had to be cancelled shortly before the first night because of the global pandemic. | ||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
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*[[Stage Manager]] - [[Caroline Beckett|Cal Beckett]] | *[[Stage Manager]] - [[Caroline Beckett|Cal Beckett]] | ||
| + | *Assistant Director [[Helen Downham]] | ||
*Assistant Stage Mangers - [[Lorna Felix]] & [[Lydie Koritsas]] | *Assistant Stage Mangers - [[Lorna Felix]] & [[Lydie Koritsas]] | ||
| − | *[[Lighting Designer]] - [[ | + | *[[Lighting Designer]] - [[Sean Thomas]] |
*Operator - [[Anna Callender]] | *Operator - [[Anna Callender]] | ||
*Props - [[Carole Ironside]] | *Props - [[Carole Ironside]] | ||
*Company voice work - [[Lily Ann Coleman]] | *Company voice work - [[Lily Ann Coleman]] | ||
*Production Manager and Set Design - [[Chaz Doyle]] | *Production Manager and Set Design - [[Chaz Doyle]] | ||
| − | * | + | *Production Photographs - [[Lucie Benesova]] |
*Costume - SLT wardrobe & the cast | *Costume - SLT wardrobe & the cast | ||
| − | *Construction - [[Sean Thomas]], [[Hans Mudlamootoo]], [[Mark Ireson]], [[Leon Chambers]], [[Dennis Fenton]] [[Anna Rubincam]], [[Rob Hayway]], [[Sue Brooke]] & the cast. | + | *Construction - [[Sean Thomas]], [[Hans Mudlamootoo]], [[Mark Ireson]], [[Leon Chambers]], [[Dennis Fenton]], [[Anna Rubincam]], [[Rob Hayway]], [[Sue Brooke]] & the cast. |
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
| − | + | ''Do Not Disturb is a beautiful play about love, desire and passion. I watched the dress last night and I was blown away by the superb acting. Martin and his team have created a thought provoking piece of theatre. I will be watching again on Saturday. Do not miss this one.'' | |
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| + | Barry Heselden | ||
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| + | ''Crikey!'' | ||
| + | ''You really need to go and see Do Not Disturb.'' | ||
| + | ''Two superb performances that make you totally believe in the characters.'' | ||
| + | ''(As if that wasn't enough, they've only gone and built a revolving stage for the show. Rumour has it their next project is to have a static stage, with the theatre revolving around it.)'' | ||
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| + | Chris Vian-Smith | ||
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| + | ''So - after a 2-year hiatus, audiences finally get a chance to watch Do Not Disturb - very well worth the wait.'' | ||
| + | ''Two stellar and committed performances from Laarni Cornista-Hollebon and David Hepburn. At times light-hearted, at others exasperating, they ran the complete range from the initial awkwardness of the hotel room meeting through tenderness, drama, and the conclusion.'' | ||
| + | ''An emotionally intense evening, deserving of great audiences.'' | ||
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| + | Helen Jones | ||
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| + | ''Laarni Cornista-Hollebon and David Hepburn giving absolutely FANTASTIC performances in "Do Not Disturb"'' | ||
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| + | Audrey Lindsay | ||
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| + | ''Two very very strong performances covering the gamut of human emotion. Please do go and see it.'' | ||
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| + | Siobhán Campbell | ||
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| + | ''Do come and see Do Not Disturb if you can. 2 stellar performances.'' | ||
| + | Jess Osorio | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
| − | + | [https://www.buzzsprout.com/1868410/10278109-episode-6-do-not-disturb SLT podcast] - Martin Copland-Gray discusses the play | |
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[[Category:Productions]] | [[Category:Productions]] | ||
[[Category:Old Fire Station Productions]] | [[Category:Old Fire Station Productions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:43, 27 March 2023
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Performances: Tue 22nd – Sat 26th March 2022, Old Fire Station
Contents
Introduction
Lindy has two boys and is married to Hugh, a member of a prominent Midwest family who is running a weigh-in for Senate. Adam is a successful architect with a wife named Jan, a dancer, and a son. The characters originally met at a book club 10 years previously in New York where they both lived at the time. Now, older and perhaps a little wiser than their younger selves, they meet in Lindy's hotel room to talk about old times and discuss the road not travelled.
Life is all about choices and how you come to terms with those choices you make, for me that is what makes this play so fascinating. For Lidy and Adam, as the conversation revolves around the obvious, what happens over the course of this one night makes them address the choices that they both made, and forces them to consider that sometimes in life you do get a second chance.
Question is, if you get that chance what do you do?
The play was originally due to take place in March 2020, but had to be cancelled shortly before the first night because of the global pandemic.
Cast
- Melinda (Lindy) Metz - Laarni Cornista-Hollebon
- Adam Penzius - David Hepburn
- Radio D.J. - Lily Ann Coleman
Crew
- Stage Manager - Cal Beckett
- Assistant Director Helen Downham
- Assistant Stage Mangers - Lorna Felix & Lydie Koritsas
- Lighting Designer - Sean Thomas
- Operator - Anna Callender
- Props - Carole Ironside
- Company voice work - Lily Ann Coleman
- Production Manager and Set Design - Chaz Doyle
- Production Photographs - Lucie Benesova
- Costume - SLT wardrobe & the cast
- Construction - Sean Thomas, Hans Mudlamootoo, Mark Ireson, Leon Chambers, Dennis Fenton, Anna Rubincam, Rob Hayway, Sue Brooke & the cast.
Reviews
Do Not Disturb is a beautiful play about love, desire and passion. I watched the dress last night and I was blown away by the superb acting. Martin and his team have created a thought provoking piece of theatre. I will be watching again on Saturday. Do not miss this one.
Barry Heselden
Crikey!
You really need to go and see Do Not Disturb.
Two superb performances that make you totally believe in the characters.
(As if that wasn't enough, they've only gone and built a revolving stage for the show. Rumour has it their next project is to have a static stage, with the theatre revolving around it.)
Chris Vian-Smith
So - after a 2-year hiatus, audiences finally get a chance to watch Do Not Disturb - very well worth the wait.
Two stellar and committed performances from Laarni Cornista-Hollebon and David Hepburn. At times light-hearted, at others exasperating, they ran the complete range from the initial awkwardness of the hotel room meeting through tenderness, drama, and the conclusion.
An emotionally intense evening, deserving of great audiences.
Helen Jones
Laarni Cornista-Hollebon and David Hepburn giving absolutely FANTASTIC performances in "Do Not Disturb"
Audrey Lindsay
Two very very strong performances covering the gamut of human emotion. Please do go and see it.
Siobhán Campbell
Do come and see Do Not Disturb if you can. 2 stellar performances.
Jess Osorio
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
External Links
SLT podcast - Martin Copland-Gray discusses the play
