The Alchemist (1967) - Revision history

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 They showed, too, that they were masters of stagecraft, stage lighting, scenic effects and costume improvisation. I understand that the early Stuart costumes .... were all adapted or constructed from materials and costumes in stock.
 ...the cast gave a most professional and entertaining production of the play ....The Bawdy humour and lusty situations, the theme of human folly and self-betrayal of men because of their own greed and venality, makes "The Alchemist" a piece full of piquant incidents, absurdities and gusty laughter.
-Alan Warwick, Brixton Advertiser.
+Alan Warwick, Brixton Advertiser. 3/10/67
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+"The Alchemist" - MAGNIFICENT.
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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.
-Here is the director of the very first SLTC production, Alex Kanarek. That is me. 37 years ago, sitting at the front of the stage in the cast photo, looking glum. I don't know why, as it was a tremendous honour to be selected to direct that play. I might have been selected partly because, as the chairman of the project committee for much of the time we spent looking for a home, I still remember the heartbreaks and depressions we suffered as it seemed more and more we would never be able to find a new home for the Proscenium Club and its new partner, the Lambeth Players. We chose "The Alchemist" because it is a play I had always wanted to direct, but it also gave good parts to so many members, which was a way of saying "thank you" for all their hard work.
+Here is the director of the very first SLTC production, Alex Kanarek. That is me. 46 years ago, sitting at the front of the stage in the cast photo, looking glum. I don't know why, as it was a tremendous honour to be selected to direct that play. I might have been selected partly because, as the chairman of the project committee for much of the time we spent looking for a home, I still remember the heartbreaks and depressions we suffered as it seemed more and more we would never be able to find a new home for the Proscenium Club and its new partner, the Lambeth Players. We chose "The Alchemist" because it is a play I had always wanted to direct, but it also gave good parts to so many members, which was a way of saying "thank you" for all their hard work.
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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.		Members are encouraged to write about their experiences of working on or seeing this production. Please leave your name. Anonymous entries may be deleted.
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		+	Here is the director of the very first SLTC production, Alex Kanarek. That is me. 37 years ago, sitting at the front of the stage in the cast photo, looking glum. I don't know why, as it was a tremendous honour to be selected to direct that play. I might have been selected partly because, as the chairman of the project committee for much of the time we spent looking for a home, I still remember the heartbreaks and depressions we suffered as it seemed more and more we would never be able to find a new home for the Proscenium Club and its new partner, the Lambeth Players. We chose "The Alchemist" because it is a play I have always wanted to direct, but it also gave good parts to so many members, which was a way of saying "thank you" for all their hard work.

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