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== Introduction ==
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Some scripts leap out at you as soon as you pick them up and demand to be put on stage. Exactly as with Loveplay last year, I was immediately drawn to The Positive Hour by its directness, spiky issues and crackling wit. There are certainly themes in common with April de Angelis' slightly earlier Playhouse Creatures (recently seen in Prompt Corner, December 2005). We are again concerned with a close-knit group of women trying to survive, to find their own place in a pretty unwelcoming world and to form relationships with men.
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However this play is far from being a period piece. It was first performed in 1997 and it is very much set in today's world, with all of the characters facing very contemporary dilemmas and traps. Two of the main characters - Miranda and Emma - were students in the 70s and they grew up in a world which was to some extent more idealistic and less determined by all-pervading capitalist forces and corporations than today. Where they now stand with regard to issues of morality, self-protection and self-expression are questions which are central to the play. The script keeps asking whether the driving enthusiasms of their youth - feminism, socialism, truthful artistic communication - continue to have any validity at all in today's world. But if this is starting to sound as if it might be a bit over serious and worthy, please don't be put off. This is very much a laugh-out-loud funny and earthy piece, just as Loveplay was a rude and comic exploration of some pretty dark and important issues last year.
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Director's Notes <ref>Director's Notes: [http://www.southlondontheatre.co.uk/productions/2006/positivehour/ SLT Website]</ref>
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== Cast ==
 
== Cast ==

Revision as of 03:32, 14 February 2010

Poster by Steve Marchant

by April De Angelis

Directed by David Lomas

Performances: Wed 19th – Sat 22nd July 2006, Prompt Corner


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Cast

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Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

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There is NOTHING about this play, and there is nothing we can use to find a plot/synopsis. If anyone finds anything, please post it here.....Our A Levels depend on it......

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See Also

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