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Latest revision as of 12:36, 10 December 2019
A play with music by Anthony Burgess
Directed by Dee Fancett
Performances: Tue 7th to Sat 11th June 2005, Bell Theatre
Contents
Introduction
'Goodness comes from within. Goodness is something chosen. When a man cannot choose, he ceases to be a man'.
A powerful tale of gang violence and "justice" and freedom, Beethoven-loving Alex and his "Droogs" punctuate their dull post-modern lives with bouts of mindless violence, including murder and rape. Alex is caught and subjected to frightening scientific experiments designed to make him "good". With rising concern about violent crime and efforts by law enforcement agencies to employ modern technology in the fight against crime, A Clockwork Orange raises relevant and complex moral questions.
Cast
- Alex - Matt Fox
- Minister - Jack King
- Chaplain - Mike Smart
- Deltoid / Governor - Joe St Johanser
- Dim/Warder - Mark Davies
- Georgie/Doctor - Matthew Platt
- Pete - Sam Freeman
- Brodsky - David MacDonald
- Branom - Sarada Earnshaw
- Alexander - Brian Curtis
- Alex's Mother - Julie Thompson
- Policeman/ Prisoner / Joe - Charlie Storer
- Prisoner / Rubenstein - Chris Patmore
- Marty - Rachael Watkins
- Droog - Stephen Blair
- Dolin / Droog - Lee Ridgeway
Crew
- Assistant Director - Laura McDermott
- Lighting Design - Mike Elliott and Christian Lloyd
- Stage Manager - Graham Clements
- Sound Design - Christopher Vian-Smith
- Set Designer - Mark Bullock
- Set Construction - Mark Bullock, Stuart Draper, Dave Hollander and the Company
- Fight Co-ordinator - Anton Krause
- Lighting Operator - Christian Lloyd
- Sound Operator - Rachael Lovegrove
- Costume Design - Lisa Thomas and Michelle Thomson
- Projectionist - Alison Rockbrand
- Poster Design - Steve Marchant
- Photography - Rebecca Comer
- Thanks to: Steev Pierce, Emma Connolly, Andy Smith, Mo at Lancaster's, Jay at The Southern Pride, Liam Campbell, Bernie Bullbrook, Errol Ali, Dave Hollander, Maggie Kruger, Rosie Clements, Simon Holland, Alex Kapila, Helen Smythe.
- Torture chair made by Arthur Bosence and Alex Shalts.
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Cast of A Clockwork Orange - Back row from left: Charlie Storer, Mike Smart, Jack King, David MacDonald, Stephen Blair, Sam Freeman, Matthew Platt, Matt Fox, Mark Davies, Julie Thompson, Chris Patmore, Joe St. Johanser. Front: Lee Ridgeway, Rachael Watkins, Sarada Earnshaw, Brian Curtis.
almost broke my nose and ending up looking like De Nero!
Charlie storer x
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.
