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== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
Revision as of 20:25, 5 June 2008
Performances: Tue 3rd - Sat 7th June 2008, Bell Theatre
The June double-bill presented two contrasting pieces of 20th Century drama.
Contents
'Dentity Crisis
Directed by Catherine Ellis
Introduction
‘Dentity Crisis is an absurdist comedy about the convalescence of Jane, a young woman who has attempted suicide by slashing herself in the thighs. We see Jane struggle to distinguish reality and recognise identities. Or do we? Her Mother, Edith Fromage, brazen coquette and self-proclaimed inventor of cheese, conducts countless (and occasionally incestuous) affairs; her brother appears also to be her father and grandfather; and her psychiatrist, Mr Summers, adds to the confusion by swapping genders with his wife. Just who is having the crisis?
Cast
- Jane - Naomi Liddle
- Edith - Anna York
- Robert - Charles Doyle
- Mr Summers - Michael Wilson
- Woman - Carole Coyne
Endgame
Directed by Jeanette Hoile
Introduction
Two men, master and servant, exist in a post apocalyptic shelter, with an aged couple inhabiting two dustbins nearby. The two protagonists are mutually dependent, with Hamm the tyrannical older man, blind and crippled, bullying his younger servant, Clov, who suffers disabilities of his own.
Hamm and Clov form a challenging and at times, farcical, double act, with Nagg and Nell interjecting sharp and poignant reminiscences of their own. “Nothing is funnier than unhappiness” opines Nell tellingly.
The play is full of surprises and the tragedy of the situation is offset by a fairly steady tone of burlesque and farce. The play will linger in your memory long after the curtain has fallen.
Cast
- Hamm - Alan Brown
- Clov - George Collie
- Nagg - Mike Smart
- Nell - Caroline Durant
Crew (for both productions)
- Stage Manager - Kay George
- Set Design - Charles Doyle
- Costumes - Val Williams
- Lighting - Gareth Barker
- Sound Design - Andrew Rickinson
- Sound Operator - Induja Bandara
- Set Painters - Hazel Hindele & Michael Wilson
- Set Builders - Chaz Doyle, Anton Krause, Chistopher Poke, George Collie, Lee Ridgeway, Mark Davies, Gareth Barker & The cast of 'Dentity Crisis.
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
See Also
References
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