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Revision as of 15:38, 25 May 2007
Directed by Jenny Gammon
Performances: Tue 20th – Sat 24th April 2007, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
A cynical play of family greed and revenge not unlike a Greek classical tragedy. Set in the 1900s, the wealthy Hubbard family steal, deceive and plot against each other in their efforts to invest in one of the first cotton mills to industrialize the Deep American South - a plan which will make them millions of dollars. Regina takes dramatic revenge on her sick husband when he obstructs her from taking part in her brothers’ investment. Their daughter, Alexandra, is too young to defy their plans and neither can Aunt Birdie, who drinks to anaesthetize the pain of having married a bully and having lost her own family's plantation to the rapacious Hubbards.
The satiric element of the play consists of its condemnation of the family’s crimes against society. Their ancestors attained wealth by overcharging newly freed slaves and now the Hubbards will create a larger dynasty on the toil of poor workers, who will flock to the cotton mill for its paltry wages.
Cast
- Regina Giddens – Ronae Jolliffe
- Horace Giddens - Labhras Sammin
- Alexandra Giddens – Val Sturgess
- Addie – Adejumoke Oke
- Cal – Brian Yansen
- Oscar Hubbard – Dave Chaisty
- Birdie – Carole Coyne
- Leo Hubbard - Christian Garland
- Ben Hubbard – Ian Pring
- William Marshall – Malcolm Woodman
Crew
- Production Manager - Mark Bullock
- Original Music - Yaron Hollander
- Stage Manager - Mark Bullock
- Lighting Design - Jill Fenton
- Production Photography - Philip Gammon
Reviews
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Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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