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by [[Michael Green]] & [[Micael Langridge]] adapted from the novel by [[Herman Melville]] | by [[Michael Green]] & [[Micael Langridge]] adapted from the novel by [[Herman Melville]] | ||
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Performances: Sat 25th June [[1983]], [[Bell Theatre]] | Performances: Sat 25th June [[1983]], [[Bell Theatre]] | ||
Revision as of 13:58, 23 April 2008
by Michael Green & Micael Langridge adapted from the novel by Herman Melville
Directed by Charlie Cheetham
Performances: Sat 25th June 1983, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
A short "coarse acting play" cast, rehearsed, set built, lights rigged, sound recorded and costumed in 24hrs as a fundraising "Play in a Day"
About the play, from the programme:-
Michael Geen's and Michael Langridges dramatisation of one of America's finest epic romances of the sea is achieved with consumate skill and economy. In the space of much less than an hour the tragic story unfolds of the vengeful quest for the redoubtable Moby Dick by Captain Aham, across three-quarters of the globe and the final triumph of the prodigious terror-whale of the Pacific.
Moby Dick is deservedly absolved of mortality. We can but dream that the hero still swims the world unconquered - that he is ubiquitous in time and space. There is madness and strangeness in this memorable adaptation and the impact on the imagination is unforgettable
Cast
Crew
- Stage Manager - SM Name
- Lighting Design - Designer Name
- Lighting Operator - Operator Name
Reviews
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Gallery
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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