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Revision as of 11:55, 7 September 2015
by Tom Basden
Performances: Tue 8th – Sat 12th September 2015, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
Joseph K is determined to clear his name. No one will tell him how or even what he is accused of. Everyone is getting weirder and his life is falling apart.
In Tom Basden's slick, darkly comic adaption of The Trial, Franz Kafka's story is right at home in a 21st century paranoid about surveillance, faceless bureaucracy and illogical legality.
Cast
Crew
- Assistant Director - Alex Watts
- Stage Manager - Sophie Buijsen
- Assistant Stage Manager - James Griffin
- Music - Laurence Geraghty-Green
- Lighting/Sound Operator - Noah Wright
- Costume - Lisa Thomas
- Set Construction - Cast & Crew
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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