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<div>[[Image:libertineposter.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Bob Callender]] and [[Maria Bates]]]]<br />
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by [[Stephen Jeffreys]]<br />
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Directed by [[Bob Callender]] <br />
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Performances: Tuesday 15th – Saturday 19th May [[2007]], Prompt Corner <br />
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== Crew ==<br />
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*Director - [[Bob Callender]]<br />
*Assistant Director - [[Kat Moody]]<br />
*Stage Management - [[Gavin Parker]]<br />
*Stage Management - [[Laura King]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]]<br />
*Musical Director - [[Helen Jones]]<br />
*Lighting Design & Choreography - [[Anna York]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Fiona Mitchell]]<br />
*Lighting Operator - [[David Redford-Green]]<br />
*Fight Director - [[Anton Krause]]<br />
*Monkey and Dildoes - [[Hazel Hindle]]<br />
*Properties - [[Alan Buckman]]<br />
*Photography - [[Mark Davies]]<br />
*Programme - [[Dee Fancett]]<br />
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"A huge piece, well brought off." Jason.<br />
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"You really pulled it off." Sarah Archer.<br />
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== Gallery ==<br />
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Image:Libertine 043 2.jpg|[[Rob Clother]] as Rochester and [[Chukwudi Onwere]] as Charles.<br />
Image:Libertine 2.jpg|[[Rob Clother]] with [[Penny Allen]] as Jane.<br />
Image:Libertine 3.jpg|[[Steve Ellis]] as Harris.<br />
Image:Libertine 5.jpg|[[Siobhan Campbell]] as Downs.<br />
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Photos: [[Mark Davies]]<br />
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== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==<br />
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Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.<br />
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== Reviews ==<br />
JOHN Wilmot, the Second Earl of Rochester, wrote many bawdy satires during his short lifetime in the late 1600s, and was the model for the foppish title character in George Etherege's Restoration comedy The Man of Mode, writes Mark Campbell.<br />
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The Libertine, a 1994 play by Stephen Jefferys, performed recently at the South London Theatre in West Norwood, attempted to reconstruct the life of this extravagant womaniser, raconteur and patron of the arts.<br />
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The result was a sometimes fascinating look at a circle of young, fashion-obsessed dandies who lived for pleasure while at the same time cocking a snook at their benefactor, King Charles II.<br />
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Judging by the play, Rochester was a deeply unpleasant man who was redeemed through his affair with then-famous actress Elizabeth Barry.<br />
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But even this newly discovered altruism couldn't save him from the ravages of alcoholism and syphilis.<br />
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Directed by Bob Callendar and staged in the theatre's small studio space, Prompt Corner, the large cast had clearly worked hard at maximising the impact of Jeffrey's script, some of it based directly on Rochester's writings.<br />
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But the decision to have the actors perform in rather tatty 'ordinary' dress, in truth a tatty collection of 1970s charity shop cast-offs, and virtually no props (apart from giant papier mâché phalluses) robbed the story of much of its drama and colour.<br />
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It was also much too long, with the second act introducing new, unnecessary plot developments just when the end seemed in sight.<br />
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Rob Clother played Rochester as a man fully aware of his genius, with Adam Bambrough's Sackville a gruff Northerner with an amusing line in plain speaking. <br />
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Matthew Davis made a flamboyantly garrulous Etheredge.<br />
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It was an intriguing idea to cast a black actor as the King, but although Chukwudi Onwere looked and acted the part, his Kenneth Williams-style upper class accent seemed wildly overplayed.<br />
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The most engaging performances came from the two female leads. <br />
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Liz Chambers as Elizabeth Barry was excellent, while the stolid resilience of Juliet Holden as Rochester's embittered wife Elizabeth Malet formed the calm centre around which everything else revolved.<br />
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== References ==<br />
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== External Links ==<br />
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*[http://www.someplace.com/thisplay This play on the web]<br />
[[Category:Productions|Libertine, The]]<br />
[[Category:Prompt Corner Productions|Libertine, The]]<br />
[[Category:Reviewed by the media|Libertine, The]]</div>121.101.214.81http://www.sltarchive.co.uk//wiki/index.php?title=The_Positive_Hour_(2006)The Positive Hour (2006)2010-02-15T19:53:58Z<p>121.101.214.81: comment3, http://3stigmes.com/ cheap meridia online, http://thedomusacademy.com/ lasix, http://fairy-moon.com/ topamax, http://siamintl.com/ accutane roaccutane, http://checkengineusa.org/ zolpidem, h</p>
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<div>[[Image:PositiveHourPoster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Steve Marchant]]]]<br />
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by [[April De Angelis]]<br />
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Directed by [[David Lomas]] <br />
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Performances: Wed 19th – Sat 22nd July [[2006]], [[Prompt Corner]]<br />
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== Cast ==<br />
*Miranda - [[Emma Hillman]]<br />
*Emma - [[Fiona Daffern]]<br />
*Paula - [[Jane Lobb]]<br />
*Nicola - [[Georgina Wedderburn]]<br />
*Roger - [[Alan Brown]]<br />
*The Man - [[Brian Andrews]]<br />
*Victoria - Anna Van Miert<br />
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== Crew ==<br />
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*Production Assistant - [[Ronae Jolliffe]]<br />
*Stage Manager - [[Mark Ireson]]<br />
*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Kat Moody]] and [[Constantine Siriopoulous]]<br />
*Set Design - [[Dave Hollander]] and [[Constatine Siripoulos]]<br />
*Costume Co-Ordinator - [[Michelle Thomson]]<br />
*Lighting - [[Chris Liddle]]<br />
*Sound Design - [[Andrew Rickinson]]<br />
*Sound Operator - [[Helen Victoria Jones]]<br />
*Production Photographs - [[Phil Gammon]]<br />
*Portrait Painted By - [[Hazel Hindle]]<br />
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== Reviews ==<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.<br />
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Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.<br />
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== References ==<br />
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== External Links ==<br />
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[[Category:Productions|Positive Hour, The]]<br />
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