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Two (2004)

2007-06-04T18:09:42Z

81.105.71.167:

[[Image:Two_poster.JPG|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Nick Mansley]] and [[Steve Marchant]] (photo - [[Mark Davies]])]]

by [[Jim Cartwright]]

Directed by [[Emma Hillman]]

Performances: 12th – 15th May [[2004]], [[Prompt Corner]]

== Introduction ==
'Laughter,love,lamentations and lager...' Set in a northern pub owned by a savagely bickering husband and wife, TWO is a series of short vignettes that skilfully combines pathos and humour, with all fourteen characters played by just two actors who drag us through the whole gamut of emotions.

During the course of the evening in this pub, assorted customers pass in and out; including the hilarious Alice and Fred who've 'never been the same since Elvis died' and the abusive husband and his terrified partner whose power struggle is one of the most emotionally charged scenes I have ever seen. Towards the end, a little boy is left behind by his father- an event which triggers a movement towards a fragile reconciliation between the pub couple, as their own dark tragedy is revealed. All these characters are linked by the bar, but also by their battle with love and their conflicts between public facade and private emotion. This is a hilarious and moving play and is guaranteed to touch a nerve. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you have a pint!

"A sharp, salty, quickfire evocation of the surface gaiety and underlying melancholia of English pub life." (Michael Billington, The Guardian)

"Riveting ... more laughs, tears and hopes than you should really expect." Sunday Telegraph

Winner of the Manchester Evening News Best Play award 1989

== Cast ==

*Landlord, Moth, Old Man, Mr Iger, Roy, Fred, Little Boy - [[Phillip Gill]]
*Landlady, Old Woman, Maudie, Mrs Iger, Lesley, Alice, Woman - [[Maggie Cearns]]

== Crew ==

*PA - [[Emma Wilson]]
*Stage Manager - [[Jess Osorio]]
*Front of House - [[David Lomas]]
*Set Design - [[Graham Clements]], Emma Hillman, Emma Wilson, [[Chris Theophilus]]
*Prompt - [[Ray Barratt]]
*Lighting Design - [[Anna York]], [[Phil Gammon]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Mike Smart]]
*Sound Design - Emma Hillman, Emma Wilson, [[Christopher Vian-Smith]]
*Original Music - [[Adam Everard]]
*Sound Operator - [[Ronae Joliffe]]
*Costume - [[Jess Osorio]], [[Jenny Bennett]]
*Photography - [[Mark Davies]]
*Publicity - [[Dee Fancett]]

Thanks to:
[[Anton Krause]], [[Bernie Bullbrook]], Chris Theophilus, [[Bob Callender]], [[Paul Hurley]], [[Elaine Heath]], [[Dave Kavanagh]], [[Helen Chadney]], [[Alan Buckman]], [[Will Howard]], [[Marian Buss]], Cast of Miseer and Siobhan at The Hope for the loan of tables and chairs.

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

Photo thumbnails go here with links to larger images.

== 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.

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==

== External Links ==

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Edit Categories below - Bell ''or'' Prompt'''

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Nick Mansley

2007-06-04T18:08:51Z

81.105.71.167: /* Poster Designs */

[[Image:Pl_025.jpg|thumb|300px|With Minna Pang in [[Private Lives (2006)|Private Lives]]. Photo by [[Mark Davies]]]]

SLT Member 2003 - Present

== Acting Roles ==

*Various - [[Catch-22 (2003)|Catch-22]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Various - [[Escapes (2003)|Escapes]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Oscar Wilde - [[That Man Melmoth (2003)|That Man Melmoth]] ([[2003]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Sebastian - [[The Tempest (2003)|The Tempest]] ([[2003]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Old Man - [[Video Nasty (2004)|Video Nasty]] ([[2004]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Abacus - [[Dick Whittington & His Cat (2005)|Dick Whittington & His Cat]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Frondoso - [[Fuente Ovejuna (2005)|Fuente Ovejuna]] ([[2005]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*DS Turner - [[Throwing Stones (2005)|Throwing Stones]] ([[2005]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Constable - [[Serjeant Musgrave's Dance (2006)|Serjeant Musgrave's Dance]] ([[2006]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Captain Fitzpatrick - [[Tom Jones (2006)|Tom Jones]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Elyot - [[Private Lives (2006)|Private Lives]] ([[2006]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*Marshall Herrick - [[The Crucible (2007)|The Crucible]] ([[2007]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*Corvino - [[Volpone (2007)|Volpone]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])

== Poster Designs ==

<gallery caption="Posters" widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow="5">
Image:catchpost.gif|[[Catch-22 (2003)|Catch-22]] ([[2003]])
Image:MaidsPoster.jpg|[[The Maids (2003)|The Maids]] ([[2003]])
Image:Stepping out poster.JPG|[[Stepping Out (2004)|Stepping Out]] ([[2004]])
Image:Two poster.JPG|[[Two (2004)|Two]] ([[2004]])
Image:FALLPOSTER.gif|[[Fall (2004)|Fall]] ([[2004]])
Image:Boston marriage.jpg|[[Boston Marriage (2005)|Boston Marriage]] ([[2005]])
Image:lizpost1.jpg|[[Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman (2006)|Elizabeth - Almost by Chance a Woman]] ([[2006]])
</gallery>

== Stage Management ==

I acted as stage manager for...

*[[On The Razzle (2005)|On The Razzle]] ([[2005]]) and NEVER again...

== Music ==

Wrote and performed some of the music for [[Fuente Ovejuna (2005)|Fuente Ovejuna]] [[Image:IMG 00751.jpg|thumb|300px]]

== External Links ==
*[http://www.myspace.com/191652816 Nick's MySpace page.]
*[http://www.thismember.co.uk This member's Web Site.]

[[Category:People|Mansley, Nick]]
[[Category:Musicians|Mansley, Nick]]
[[Category:Poster Designers|Mansley, Nick]]

Mark Davies

2007-06-04T18:08:18Z

81.105.71.167: /* Poster Designs */

[[Image:Stength!.jpg|thumb|200px|Leaning tower of Pisa trick.]]

(b. October 5th 1978).

SLT Member since 2002.

== Acting Roles ==
*Lee in [[Privates on Parade (2002)|Privates on Parade]] ([[2002]]) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Baron Hardup]] in [[The Stolen Princess (2003)|The Stolen Princess]] ([[2003]]) (Bell Theatre)
*Milo in [[Catch-22 (2003)|Catch-22]] (2003) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*A Courtier in [[The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe (2003)|The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe]] (2003) (Bell Theatre)
*[[Escapes (2003)|Escapes]] (2003) (Prompt Corner)
*[[Robert Ross]] in [[That Men Melmoth (2003)|That Men Melmoth]] (2003) (Prompt Corner)
*[[Balthasar]] in [[Romeo and Juliet (2004)|Romeo and Juliet]] ([[2004]]) (Bell Theatre)
*The Burglar in [[Video Nasty (2004)|Video Nasty]] (2004) (Prompt Corner)
*[[Donalbain]] in [[Macbeth (2004)|Macbeth]] (2004) (Prompt Corner)
*The Brother in [[Roberto Zucco (2005)|Roberto Zucco]] ([[2005]]) (Bell Theatre)
*Dim in [[A Clockwork Orange (2005)|A Clockwork Orange]] (2005) (Bell Theatre)
*[[Duke of Clarence]] in [[Richard III (2006)|Richard III]] ([[2006]]) (Bell Theatre)

== Productions as Director ==

*[[The Fall of the House of Usher (2006)|The Fall of the House of Usher]] ([[2006]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Volpone (2007)|Volpone]] ([[2007]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) as assistant director

== Production Photographer ==

*[[Two (2004)|Two]] ([[2004]]) ([[Prompt Corner]])
*[[Translations (2004)|Translations]] (2004) ([[Bell Theatre]])
*[[Silent Fields (2004)|Silent Fields]] (2004) (Prompt Corner)
*[[The Paddington Train (2004)|The Paddington Train]] (2004) (Prompt Corner)
*[[Footprints in the Sand (2005)|Footprints in the Sand]] ([[2005]]) (Prompt Corner)
*[[Between Worlds (2005)|Between Worlds]] (2005) (Prompt Corner)
*[[Road (2005)|Road]] (2005) (Bell Theatre)
*[[Playhouse Creatures (2005)|Playhouse Creatures]] (2005) (Prompt Corner)
*[[The Dust Collectors (2006)|The Dust Collectors]] ([[2006]]) (Bell Theatre)
*[[Cloud Nine (2006)|Cloud Nine]] (2006) (Prompt Corner)
*[[Private Lives (2006)|Private Lives]] (2006) (Bell Theatre)
*[[Blue/Orange (2006)|Blue/Orange]] (2006) (Prompt Corner)
*[[The Hothouse (2007)|The Hothouse]] ([[2007]]) (Prompt Corner)
*[[Supanova (2007)|Supanova]] (2007) (Prompt Corner)
*[[The Libertine (2007)|The Libertine]] (2007) (Prompt Corner)
*[[Volpone (2007)|Volpone]] (2007) (Prompt Corner)

== Poster Designs ==

<gallery caption="Posters" widths="100px" heights="100px" perrow="5">
Image:Zucco poster.JPG|[[Roberto Zucco (2005)|Roberto Zucco]] ([[2005]])
Image:Footprints poster.JPG|[[Footprints in the Sand (2005)|Footprints in the Sand]] ([[2005]])
Image:Roadposter web.jpg|[[Road (2005)|Road]] ([[2005]])
Image:Playhouse web.jpg|[[Playhouse Creatures (2005)|Playhouse Creatures]] ([[2005]])
Image:Snakes poster sm.jpg|[[Rattlesnakes (2006)|Rattlesnakes]] ([[2006]])
Image:CloudNinePoster.jpg|[[Cloud Nine (2006)|Cloud Nine]] ([[2006]])
Image:Usher poster.JPG|[[The Fall of the House of Usher (2006)|The Fall of the House of Usher]] ([[2006]])
Image:VolponePosterWeb.jpg|[[Volpone (2007)|Volpone]] ([[2007]])
</gallery>

[[Category:People|Davies, Mark]]
[[Category:Directors|Davies, Mark]]
[[Category:Poster Designers|Davies, Mark]]
[[Category:Photographers|Davies, Mark]]

Two (2004)

2007-06-04T18:07:59Z

81.105.71.167:

[[Image:Two_poster.JPG|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Nick Mansley]] and [[Steve Marchant]]]]

by [[Jim Cartwright]]

Directed by [[Emma Hillman]]

Performances: 12th – 15th May [[2004]], [[Prompt Corner]]

== Introduction ==
'Laughter,love,lamentations and lager...' Set in a northern pub owned by a savagely bickering husband and wife, TWO is a series of short vignettes that skilfully combines pathos and humour, with all fourteen characters played by just two actors who drag us through the whole gamut of emotions.

During the course of the evening in this pub, assorted customers pass in and out; including the hilarious Alice and Fred who've 'never been the same since Elvis died' and the abusive husband and his terrified partner whose power struggle is one of the most emotionally charged scenes I have ever seen. Towards the end, a little boy is left behind by his father- an event which triggers a movement towards a fragile reconciliation between the pub couple, as their own dark tragedy is revealed. All these characters are linked by the bar, but also by their battle with love and their conflicts between public facade and private emotion. This is a hilarious and moving play and is guaranteed to touch a nerve. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you have a pint!

"A sharp, salty, quickfire evocation of the surface gaiety and underlying melancholia of English pub life." (Michael Billington, The Guardian)

"Riveting ... more laughs, tears and hopes than you should really expect." Sunday Telegraph

Winner of the Manchester Evening News Best Play award 1989

== Cast ==

*Landlord, Moth, Old Man, Mr Iger, Roy, Fred, Little Boy - [[Phillip Gill]]
*Landlady, Old Woman, Maudie, Mrs Iger, Lesley, Alice, Woman - [[Maggie Cearns]]

== Crew ==

*PA - [[Emma Wilson]]
*Stage Manager - [[Jess Osorio]]
*Front of House - [[David Lomas]]
*Set Design - [[Graham Clements]], Emma Hillman, Emma Wilson, [[Chris Theophilus]]
*Prompt - [[Ray Barratt]]
*Lighting Design - [[Anna York]], [[Phil Gammon]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Mike Smart]]
*Sound Design - Emma Hillman, Emma Wilson, [[Christopher Vian-Smith]]
*Original Music - [[Adam Everard]]
*Sound Operator - [[Ronae Joliffe]]
*Costume - [[Jess Osorio]], [[Jenny Bennett]]
*Photography - [[Mark Davies]]
*Publicity - [[Dee Fancett]]

Thanks to:
[[Anton Krause]], [[Bernie Bullbrook]], Chris Theophilus, [[Bob Callender]], [[Paul Hurley]], [[Elaine Heath]], [[Dave Kavanagh]], [[Helen Chadney]], [[Alan Buckman]], [[Will Howard]], [[Marian Buss]], Cast of Miseer and Siobhan at The Hope for the loan of tables and chairs.

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

Photo thumbnails go here with links to larger images.

== 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.

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==

== External Links ==

*'''[http://www.someplace.com/thisplay This play on the web]
Edit Categories below - Bell ''or'' Prompt'''

[[Category:Productions]]
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]
[[Category:Prompt Corner Productions]]

Two (2004)

2007-06-04T18:07:33Z

81.105.71.167: /* Crew */

[[Image:Two_poster.JPG|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Mark Davies]]]]

by [[Jim Cartwright]]

Directed by [[Emma Hillman]]

Performances: 12th – 15th May [[2004]], [[Prompt Corner]]

== Introduction ==
'Laughter,love,lamentations and lager...' Set in a northern pub owned by a savagely bickering husband and wife, TWO is a series of short vignettes that skilfully combines pathos and humour, with all fourteen characters played by just two actors who drag us through the whole gamut of emotions.

During the course of the evening in this pub, assorted customers pass in and out; including the hilarious Alice and Fred who've 'never been the same since Elvis died' and the abusive husband and his terrified partner whose power struggle is one of the most emotionally charged scenes I have ever seen. Towards the end, a little boy is left behind by his father- an event which triggers a movement towards a fragile reconciliation between the pub couple, as their own dark tragedy is revealed. All these characters are linked by the bar, but also by their battle with love and their conflicts between public facade and private emotion. This is a hilarious and moving play and is guaranteed to touch a nerve. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you have a pint!

"A sharp, salty, quickfire evocation of the surface gaiety and underlying melancholia of English pub life." (Michael Billington, The Guardian)

"Riveting ... more laughs, tears and hopes than you should really expect." Sunday Telegraph

Winner of the Manchester Evening News Best Play award 1989

== Cast ==

*Landlord, Moth, Old Man, Mr Iger, Roy, Fred, Little Boy - [[Phillip Gill]]
*Landlady, Old Woman, Maudie, Mrs Iger, Lesley, Alice, Woman - [[Maggie Cearns]]

== Crew ==

*PA - [[Emma Wilson]]
*Stage Manager - [[Jess Osorio]]
*Front of House - [[David Lomas]]
*Set Design - [[Graham Clements]], Emma Hillman, Emma Wilson, [[Chris Theophilus]]
*Prompt - [[Ray Barratt]]
*Lighting Design - [[Anna York]], [[Phil Gammon]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Mike Smart]]
*Sound Design - Emma Hillman, Emma Wilson, [[Christopher Vian-Smith]]
*Original Music - [[Adam Everard]]
*Sound Operator - [[Ronae Joliffe]]
*Costume - [[Jess Osorio]], [[Jenny Bennett]]
*Photography - [[Mark Davies]]
*Publicity - [[Dee Fancett]]

Thanks to:
[[Anton Krause]], [[Bernie Bullbrook]], Chris Theophilus, [[Bob Callender]], [[Paul Hurley]], [[Elaine Heath]], [[Dave Kavanagh]], [[Helen Chadney]], [[Alan Buckman]], [[Will Howard]], [[Marian Buss]], Cast of Miseer and Siobhan at The Hope for the loan of tables and chairs.

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

Photo thumbnails go here with links to larger images.

== 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.

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==

== External Links ==

*'''[http://www.someplace.com/thisplay This play on the web]
Edit Categories below - Bell ''or'' Prompt'''

[[Category:Productions]]
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]
[[Category:Prompt Corner Productions]]

Two (2004)

2007-06-04T18:07:22Z

81.105.71.167: /* Crew */

[[Image:Two_poster.JPG|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Mark Davies]]]]

by [[Jim Cartwright]]

Directed by [[Emma Hillman]]

Performances: 12th – 15th May [[2004]], [[Prompt Corner]]

== Introduction ==
'Laughter,love,lamentations and lager...' Set in a northern pub owned by a savagely bickering husband and wife, TWO is a series of short vignettes that skilfully combines pathos and humour, with all fourteen characters played by just two actors who drag us through the whole gamut of emotions.

During the course of the evening in this pub, assorted customers pass in and out; including the hilarious Alice and Fred who've 'never been the same since Elvis died' and the abusive husband and his terrified partner whose power struggle is one of the most emotionally charged scenes I have ever seen. Towards the end, a little boy is left behind by his father- an event which triggers a movement towards a fragile reconciliation between the pub couple, as their own dark tragedy is revealed. All these characters are linked by the bar, but also by their battle with love and their conflicts between public facade and private emotion. This is a hilarious and moving play and is guaranteed to touch a nerve. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you have a pint!

"A sharp, salty, quickfire evocation of the surface gaiety and underlying melancholia of English pub life." (Michael Billington, The Guardian)

"Riveting ... more laughs, tears and hopes than you should really expect." Sunday Telegraph

Winner of the Manchester Evening News Best Play award 1989

== Cast ==

*Landlord, Moth, Old Man, Mr Iger, Roy, Fred, Little Boy - [[Phillip Gill]]
*Landlady, Old Woman, Maudie, Mrs Iger, Lesley, Alice, Woman - [[Maggie Cearns]]

== Crew ==

*PA - [[Emma Wilson]]
*Stage Manager - [[Jess Osorio]]
*Front of House - [[David Lomas]]
*Set Design - [[Graham Clements]], Emma Hillman, Emma Wilson, [[Chris Theophilus]]
*Prompt - [[Ray Barratt]]
*Lighting Design - [[Anna York]], [[Phil Gammon]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Mike Smart]]
*Sound Design - Emma Hillman, Emma Wilson, [[Christopher Vian-Smith]]
*Original Music - [[Adam Everard]]
*Sound Operator - [[Ronae Joliffe]]
*Costume - [[Jess Osorio]], [[Jenny Bennett]]
*Photography - [[Mark Davies]]
*Publicity - [[Dee Fancett]]

Thanks to:
[[Anton Krause]], [[Bernie Bullbrook]], Chris Theophilus, [[Bob Callender]], [[Paul Hurley]], [[Elaine Heath]], [[Dave Kavanagh]], [[Helen Chadney]], [[Alan Buckman]], [[Will Howard, [[Marian Buss]], Cast of Miseer and Siobhan at The Hope for the loan of tables and chairs.

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

Photo thumbnails go here with links to larger images.

== 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.

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==

== External Links ==

*'''[http://www.someplace.com/thisplay This play on the web]
Edit Categories below - Bell ''or'' Prompt'''

[[Category:Productions]]
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]
[[Category:Prompt Corner Productions]]

Two (2004)

2007-06-04T18:02:18Z

81.105.71.167: /* Cast */

[[Image:Two_poster.JPG|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Mark Davies]]]]

by [[Jim Cartwright]]

Directed by [[Emma Hillman]]

Performances: 12th – 15th May [[2004]], [[Prompt Corner]]

== Introduction ==
'Laughter,love,lamentations and lager...' Set in a northern pub owned by a savagely bickering husband and wife, TWO is a series of short vignettes that skilfully combines pathos and humour, with all fourteen characters played by just two actors who drag us through the whole gamut of emotions.

During the course of the evening in this pub, assorted customers pass in and out; including the hilarious Alice and Fred who've 'never been the same since Elvis died' and the abusive husband and his terrified partner whose power struggle is one of the most emotionally charged scenes I have ever seen. Towards the end, a little boy is left behind by his father- an event which triggers a movement towards a fragile reconciliation between the pub couple, as their own dark tragedy is revealed. All these characters are linked by the bar, but also by their battle with love and their conflicts between public facade and private emotion. This is a hilarious and moving play and is guaranteed to touch a nerve. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you have a pint!

"A sharp, salty, quickfire evocation of the surface gaiety and underlying melancholia of English pub life." (Michael Billington, The Guardian)

"Riveting ... more laughs, tears and hopes than you should really expect." Sunday Telegraph

Winner of the Manchester Evening News Best Play award 1989

== Cast ==

*Landlord, Moth, Old Man, Mr Iger, Roy, Fred, Little Boy - [[Phillip Gill]]
*Landlady, Old Woman, Maudie, Mrs Iger, Lesley, Alice, Woman - [[Maggie Cearns]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Jess Osorio]]
*Lighting Design - [[Designer Name]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Operator Name]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

Photo thumbnails go here with links to larger images.

== 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.

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==

== External Links ==

*'''[http://www.someplace.com/thisplay This play on the web]
Edit Categories below - Bell ''or'' Prompt'''

[[Category:Productions]]
[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]
[[Category:Prompt Corner Productions]]

Premieres at Play (2004)

2007-06-04T18:00:55Z

81.105.71.167: /* The Paddington Train */

[[Image:NewWriters2004Poster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]
Performances: Wed 13th to Sat 16th October [[2004]], [[Prompt Corner]]

'''Premieres At Play''', the New Writers' Showcase 2004 featured three pieces performed for the first time.

==The Silent Fields==

By [[Robert Sloan]]

Directed by [[Jack King]]

PA - [[Kat Boyce]]

=== Introduction ===
The Silent Fields is a striking new piece of writing dealing with pollution, disease, mental illness and the changing relationships that people have with each other. Featuring a talented cast this promises to be a memorable and thought provoking premiere.

=== Cast ===

*Boy - [[Tikiri Hulugalle]]
*Girl - [[Deirdre Jackson]]

==The Paddington Train==

By [[Peter Medd]]

Directed by [[Mark Bullock]]

PA - [[Anna Thomas]]

=== Introduction ===
"This fascinating piece written by [[Peter Medd]] involves a journey in more ways than one."

=== Cast ===
*Susie - [[Rachel Watkins]]
*Chris - [[Charlie Storer]]

==Video Nasty==

By [[Mark Bullock]]

Directed by [[Stuart Flitton]] and [[Anna York]]

=== Introduction ===
The setting is a one-room flat in South London. An old man is watching television. Next to him sits a young man. His feet and hands are bound and he is gagged. Blood is coming out of a wound in his leg. Why is the young man in the flat and why is he being treated as a prisoner? As the old man reminisces about his life and the world he has known and the young man is forced to face up to his own actions, the tension rises. Will either man learn anything from the other? And what is to become of the young man?

=== Cast ===
*Old Man - [[Nick Mansley]]
*Young Man - [[Mark Davies]]

== Crew (for all three productions)==
*Stage Managers - [[Lisa Barker]], [[Chris Learmonth]]
*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Siobhan Campbell]], Antionette E-Deslandes
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliott]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Anna Thomas]]
*Sound Operator - [[Jess Osorio]]

== 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.

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:Productions]]
[[Category:Prompt Corner Productions]]

Premieres at Play (2004)

2007-06-04T18:00:34Z

81.105.71.167: /* The Silent Fields */

[[Image:NewWriters2004Poster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]
Performances: Wed 13th to Sat 16th October [[2004]], [[Prompt Corner]]

'''Premieres At Play''', the New Writers' Showcase 2004 featured three pieces performed for the first time.

==The Silent Fields==

By [[Robert Sloan]]

Directed by [[Jack King]]

PA - [[Kat Boyce]]

=== Introduction ===
The Silent Fields is a striking new piece of writing dealing with pollution, disease, mental illness and the changing relationships that people have with each other. Featuring a talented cast this promises to be a memorable and thought provoking premiere.

=== Cast ===

*Boy - [[Tikiri Hulugalle]]
*Girl - [[Deirdre Jackson]]

==The Paddington Train==

By [[Peter Medd]]

Directed by [[Mark Bullock]]

=== Introduction ===
"This fascinating piece written by [[Peter Medd]] involves a journey in more ways than one."

=== Cast ===
*Susie - [[Rachel Watkins]]
*Chris - [[Charlie Storer]]

==Video Nasty==

By [[Mark Bullock]]

Directed by [[Stuart Flitton]] and [[Anna York]]

=== Introduction ===
The setting is a one-room flat in South London. An old man is watching television. Next to him sits a young man. His feet and hands are bound and he is gagged. Blood is coming out of a wound in his leg. Why is the young man in the flat and why is he being treated as a prisoner? As the old man reminisces about his life and the world he has known and the young man is forced to face up to his own actions, the tension rises. Will either man learn anything from the other? And what is to become of the young man?

=== Cast ===
*Old Man - [[Nick Mansley]]
*Young Man - [[Mark Davies]]

== Crew (for all three productions)==
*Stage Managers - [[Lisa Barker]], [[Chris Learmonth]]
*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Siobhan Campbell]], Antionette E-Deslandes
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliott]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Anna Thomas]]
*Sound Operator - [[Jess Osorio]]

== 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.

== See Also ==
Have there been other SLT productions of this play? Link to them here.

Or add anything that is related ''within this site''. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.

== References ==

== External Links ==

[[Category:Productions]]
[[Category:Prompt Corner Productions]]

Premieres at Play (2004)

2007-06-04T18:00:01Z

81.105.71.167: /* Crew (for all three productions) */

[[Image:NewWriters2004Poster.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]
Performances: Wed 13th to Sat 16th October [[2004]], [[Prompt Corner]]

'''Premieres At Play''', the New Writers' Showcase 2004 featured three pieces performed for the first time.

==The Silent Fields==

By [[Robert Sloan]]

Directed by [[Jack King]]

=== Introduction ===
The Silent Fields is a striking new piece of writing dealing with pollution, disease, mental illness and the changing relationships that people have with each other. Featuring a talented cast this promises to be a memorable and thought provoking premiere.

=== Cast ===

*Boy - [[Tikiri Hulugalle]]
*Girl - [[Deirdre Jackson]]

==The Paddington Train==

By [[Peter Medd]]

Directed by [[Mark Bullock]]

=== Introduction ===
"This fascinating piece written by [[Peter Medd]] involves a journey in more ways than one."

=== Cast ===
*Susie - [[Rachel Watkins]]
*Chris - [[Charlie Storer]]

==Video Nasty==

By [[Mark Bullock]]

Directed by [[Stuart Flitton]] and [[Anna York]]

=== Introduction ===
The setting is a one-room flat in South London. An old man is watching television. Next to him sits a young man. His feet and hands are bound and he is gagged. Blood is coming out of a wound in his leg. Why is the young man in the flat and why is he being treated as a prisoner? As the old man reminisces about his life and the world he has known and the young man is forced to face up to his own actions, the tension rises. Will either man learn anything from the other? And what is to become of the young man?

=== Cast ===
*Old Man - [[Nick Mansley]]
*Young Man - [[Mark Davies]]

== Crew (for all three productions)==
*Stage Managers - [[Lisa Barker]], [[Chris Learmonth]]
*Assistant Stage Managers - [[Siobhan Campbell]], Antionette E-Deslandes
*Lighting Design - [[Mike Elliott]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Anna Thomas]]
*Sound Operator - [[Jess Osorio]]

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Footprints in the Sand (2005)

2007-06-04T17:57:55Z

81.105.71.167:

[[Image:Footprints poster.JPG|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Mark Davies]]]]

by [[Colin Crowther]]

Directed by [[Jess Osorio]]

Assistant Director - [[Emma Wilson]]

Performances: 18th – 21st May [[2005]], Prompt Corner

== Introduction ==

(From the programme)

Footprints in the Sand is a powerful drama about faith, hope and love. It centres around a terminally ill man, angry at his own condition and that of the world, who arrives at a deserted beach in Anglesey to see out his days.

At the start of the play the man meets a mysterious woman who casually offers him help and then tells him about another visitor to the area - Dwynwen, a tragic 5th century figure. She too ran away from the despair in her own life - caused not by an incurable illness but by the death of love - and ended up at this very same deserted stretch of coastline.

Suddenly Dwynwen, who became a nun and was later made a saint, appears along with her nurse, apparantly desperate for the young woman to return to her father's household.

Colin Crowther has taken one of the darker versions of the Dwynwen legend and it soon becomes clear that she is in great pain - her trust broken and hope for a happy life shattered.

With the guidance of the mysterious woman, the man seeks to reach out to the ancient saint - recognising her pain and perhaps getting an insight into his own.

Crowther says that his play came partly out of wondering what Dwynwen would have made of the love-struck pilgrims who flocked to the area after her death hoping for a sign as to the strength of their love.

The core of the play, though, is not the real life of an ancient Welsh saint, nor even the very real pain of a man facing a terrible and painful future. This is a play about the ability of people in extreme situations, in any age of place, to find the courage and faith to transform their suffering.

With a simple staging, this strongly written one act play promises to be a thought-provoking evening.

== Cast ==

*Man - [[Michael Wilson]]
*Woman - [[Jenny Gammon]]
*Girl - [[Penny Davis]]
*Old Woman - [[Marian Buss]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Tricia Carroll]]
*Set Design - [[Alan Buckman]]
*Set Construction - [[Mike Elliott]], [[Graham Clements]], [[Phil Gammon]], [[Emma Wilson]], [[Christopher Vian-Smith]], [[Helen Chadney]]
*Lighting Design - [[Phil Gammon]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Pam Murphy]]
*Sound Operator - Gerard Earley
*Costume Design - [[Jenny Bennett]], [[Val Williams]]

Thanks to.. Lancasters, The Southern Pride, [[Jack King]], [[Mark Davies]], [[Dee Fancett]]

== Reviews ==

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Footprints in the Sand (2005)

2007-06-04T17:56:54Z

81.105.71.167: /* Crew */

[[Image:Footprints poster.JPG|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Mark Davies]]]]

by [[Colin Crowther]]

Directed by [[Jess Osorio]]

Performances: 18th – 21st May [[2005]], Prompt Corner

== Introduction ==

(From the programme)

Footprints in the Sand is a powerful drama about faith, hope and love. It centres around a terminally ill man, angry at his own condition and that of the world, who arrives at a deserted beach in Anglesey to see out his days.

At the start of the play the man meets a mysterious woman who casually offers him help and then tells him about another visitor to the area - Dwynwen, a tragic 5th century figure. She too ran away from the despair in her own life - caused not by an incurable illness but by the death of love - and ended up at this very same deserted stretch of coastline.

Suddenly Dwynwen, who became a nun and was later made a saint, appears along with her nurse, apparantly desperate for the young woman to return to her father's household.

Colin Crowther has taken one of the darker versions of the Dwynwen legend and it soon becomes clear that she is in great pain - her trust broken and hope for a happy life shattered.

With the guidance of the mysterious woman, the man seeks to reach out to the ancient saint - recognising her pain and perhaps getting an insight into his own.

Crowther says that his play came partly out of wondering what Dwynwen would have made of the love-struck pilgrims who flocked to the area after her death hoping for a sign as to the strength of their love.

The core of the play, though, is not the real life of an ancient Welsh saint, nor even the very real pain of a man facing a terrible and painful future. This is a play about the ability of people in extreme situations, in any age of place, to find the courage and faith to transform their suffering.

With a simple staging, this strongly written one act play promises to be a thought-provoking evening.

== Cast ==

*Man - [[Michael Wilson]]
*Woman - [[Jenny Gammon]]
*Girl - [[Penny Davis]]
*Old Woman - [[Marian Buss]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[Tricia Carroll]]
*Set Design - [[Alan Buckman]]
*Set Construction - [[Mike Elliott]], [[Graham Clements]], [[Phil Gammon]], [[Emma Wilson]], [[Christopher Vian-Smith]], [[Helen Chadney]]
*Lighting Design - [[Phil Gammon]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Pam Murphy]]
*Sound Operator - Gerard Earley
*Costume Design - [[Jenny Bennett]], [[Val Williams]]

Thanks to.. Lancasters, The Southern Pride, [[Jack King]], [[Mark Davies]], [[Dee Fancett]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

Photo thumbnails go here with links to larger images.

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Footprints in the Sand (2005)

2007-06-04T17:54:05Z

81.105.71.167: /* Cast */

[[Image:Footprints poster.JPG|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Mark Davies]]]]

by [[Colin Crowther]]

Directed by [[Jess Osorio]]

Performances: 18th – 21st May [[2005]], Prompt Corner

== Introduction ==

(From the programme)

Footprints in the Sand is a powerful drama about faith, hope and love. It centres around a terminally ill man, angry at his own condition and that of the world, who arrives at a deserted beach in Anglesey to see out his days.

At the start of the play the man meets a mysterious woman who casually offers him help and then tells him about another visitor to the area - Dwynwen, a tragic 5th century figure. She too ran away from the despair in her own life - caused not by an incurable illness but by the death of love - and ended up at this very same deserted stretch of coastline.

Suddenly Dwynwen, who became a nun and was later made a saint, appears along with her nurse, apparantly desperate for the young woman to return to her father's household.

Colin Crowther has taken one of the darker versions of the Dwynwen legend and it soon becomes clear that she is in great pain - her trust broken and hope for a happy life shattered.

With the guidance of the mysterious woman, the man seeks to reach out to the ancient saint - recognising her pain and perhaps getting an insight into his own.

Crowther says that his play came partly out of wondering what Dwynwen would have made of the love-struck pilgrims who flocked to the area after her death hoping for a sign as to the strength of their love.

The core of the play, though, is not the real life of an ancient Welsh saint, nor even the very real pain of a man facing a terrible and painful future. This is a play about the ability of people in extreme situations, in any age of place, to find the courage and faith to transform their suffering.

With a simple staging, this strongly written one act play promises to be a thought-provoking evening.

== Cast ==

*Man - [[Michael Wilson]]
*Woman - [[Jenny Gammon]]
*Girl - [[Penny Davis]]
*Old Woman - [[Marian Buss]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[SM Name]]
*Lighting Design - [[Designer Name]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Operator Name]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

Photo thumbnails go here with links to larger images.

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Footprints in the Sand (2005)

2007-06-04T17:53:27Z

81.105.71.167: /* Introduction */

[[Image:Footprints poster.JPG|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Mark Davies]]]]

by [[Colin Crowther]]

Directed by [[Jess Osorio]]

Performances: 18th – 21st May [[2005]], Prompt Corner

== Introduction ==

(From the programme)

Footprints in the Sand is a powerful drama about faith, hope and love. It centres around a terminally ill man, angry at his own condition and that of the world, who arrives at a deserted beach in Anglesey to see out his days.

At the start of the play the man meets a mysterious woman who casually offers him help and then tells him about another visitor to the area - Dwynwen, a tragic 5th century figure. She too ran away from the despair in her own life - caused not by an incurable illness but by the death of love - and ended up at this very same deserted stretch of coastline.

Suddenly Dwynwen, who became a nun and was later made a saint, appears along with her nurse, apparantly desperate for the young woman to return to her father's household.

Colin Crowther has taken one of the darker versions of the Dwynwen legend and it soon becomes clear that she is in great pain - her trust broken and hope for a happy life shattered.

With the guidance of the mysterious woman, the man seeks to reach out to the ancient saint - recognising her pain and perhaps getting an insight into his own.

Crowther says that his play came partly out of wondering what Dwynwen would have made of the love-struck pilgrims who flocked to the area after her death hoping for a sign as to the strength of their love.

The core of the play, though, is not the real life of an ancient Welsh saint, nor even the very real pain of a man facing a terrible and painful future. This is a play about the ability of people in extreme situations, in any age of place, to find the courage and faith to transform their suffering.

With a simple staging, this strongly written one act play promises to be a thought-provoking evening.

== Cast ==

*Character 1 - [[Michael Wilson]]
*Character 2 - [[Jenny Gammon]]
*Character 3 - [[Marian Buss]]
*Character 4 - [[...]]

== Crew ==

*Stage Manager - [[SM Name]]
*Lighting Design - [[Designer Name]]
*Lighting Operator - [[Operator Name]]

== Reviews ==

Some review quotes go here

== Gallery ==

Photo thumbnails go here with links to larger images.

== 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.

== See Also ==
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