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by [[Bernard Pomerance]] | by [[Bernard Pomerance]] | ||
| − | [[Director| | + | [[Director|Director of the Production]] - [[Barry Hooper|Mr. Barry Hooper]] |
Performances: Tuesday 21 – Saturday 25 March [[2023]], [[Old Fire Station]] | Performances: Tuesday 21 – Saturday 25 March [[2023]], [[Old Fire Station]] | ||
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== Crew == | == Crew == | ||
| − | + | * Assistant Director of the Production - [[Cerys Baker| Miss Cerys Baker]] | |
| − | *[[Stage Manager]] - [[ | + | * [[Stage Manager|Manager of the Stage]] - [[Caroline Durant|Mrs. Caroline Durant]] |
| − | *[[Lighting Designer]] - [[ | + | * Assistant to the Manager of the Stage, Master of Properties and Comptroller of Continuity - [[Frankie Saunders|Miss Frankie Saunders]] |
| − | *[[Lighting Operator]] - [[ | + | * [[Lighting Designer|Designer of the Electrical Lighting System]] - [[Bob Callender|Mr. Robert Callender]] and Miss Zoe Callender |
| + | * Installation of the Electrical Lighting System - [[Sean Thomas|Mr. Sean Thomas]] | ||
| + | * [[Lighting Operator|Operator of the Electrical Lighting System]] - [[Dennis Fenton|Mr. Dennis Fenton]] | ||
| + | * Designer of the Aural and Musical Accompaniments - [[Adam Crook|Mr. Adam Crook]] | ||
| + | * Costumiers - [[Jess Osorio|Miss Jessica Osorio]], [[Jenny Bennett|Mrs. Jennifer Bennett]] and [[Val Williams|Mrs. Val Williams]] | ||
* Production Photography - [[Phil Gammon]] | * Production Photography - [[Phil Gammon]] | ||
Revision as of 18:11, 27 March 2023
Director of the Production - Mr. Barry Hooper
Performances: Tuesday 21 – Saturday 25 March 2023, Old Fire Station
Contents
Introduction
Based on the life of John Merrick, who lived in London during the latter part of the 19th century. A horribly deformed young man, victim of rare skin and bone diseases, he has become the star freak attraction in travelling side shows. Found abandoned and helpless, he is admitted to Whitechapel Hospital under the care of celebrated young physician Frederick Treves, who introduces him to London society. Merrick slowly evolves from an object of pity to an urbane and witty favourite of the aristocracy and literati, only to be denied his ultimate dream; to become a man like any other.
Dramatis Personae
- Dr Frederick Treves, a Surgeon and Teacher - Mr. Hywel Roberts
- Carr Gomm, Administrator of the London Hospital / Manager of the Pinheads - Mr. Nicholas Davidson
- Ross, Manager of the Elephant Man - Mr. Jack King
- Joseph (John) Merrick, the Elephant Man - M. Guillaume Doussin
- Belgian Policeman / Snork, a young hospital porter - Mr. Barney Pike
- Mrs. Madge Kendal - Miss Róisín Deady
- Nurse Sandwich / Duchess - Mrs. Fiona Daffern
- Bishop Walsham How / The Conductor on the Ostend to London Boat Train / Voice at lecture - Mr. Craig Norman
- Lord John, an oily business man / Will, a hospital porter / London Policeman - Mr. Robert Wallis
- Princess Alexandra - Mrs. Abigail Baggili
- Three Pinheads, a Belgian sideshow troupe of low quality - Mrs. Fiona Daffern, Miss Róisín Deady, Mrs. Abigail Baggili
Crew
- Assistant Director of the Production - Miss Cerys Baker
- Manager of the Stage - Mrs. Caroline Durant
- Assistant to the Manager of the Stage, Master of Properties and Comptroller of Continuity - Miss Frankie Saunders
- Designer of the Electrical Lighting System - Mr. Robert Callender and Miss Zoe Callender
- Installation of the Electrical Lighting System - Mr. Sean Thomas
- Operator of the Electrical Lighting System - Mr. Dennis Fenton
- Designer of the Aural and Musical Accompaniments - Mr. Adam Crook
- Costumiers - Miss Jessica Osorio, Mrs. Jennifer Bennett and Mrs. Val Williams
- Production Photography - Phil Gammon
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.
