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== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
Revision as of 00:37, 2 September 2009
Directed by Jess Osorio
Performances: Tue 19th – Sat 23th February 2008, Prompt Corner
Contents
Introduction
Dublin Carol is set on Christmas Eve, centring around John Plunkett, who is an undertaker in his late fifties. The three scenes take place in his office in Dublin on Christmas Eve.
In the morning we see John and Mark, a twenty-year-old boy who is helping John while the boss is away. John and Mark return from a funeral service, and John regales Mark with stories from his past, and how he met Noel, who is, incidentally, Mark's uncle. Next, Mary arrives, who is a woman in her thirties and has a difficult request to ask of John.
The final scene is back with Mark and John, and takes place towards the end of the day and draws the play to its close.
Cast
- John - Alan Brown
- Mark - Matthew Davies
- Mary - Lucy Cearns
Crew
- Stage Manager - Lisa Thomas
- Set Desgin/Construction - Gavin Parker
- Lighting Design - Peter Jackson
- Sound Design - Andrew Rickinson
- Lighting/Sound Operation - Rachael Lovegrove, David Redford-Green
- Accent Coach - John Hartnett
- Characterisation - Alex Kapila
- Costumes - Val Williams and The Cast
- Poster/programme design - Mark Davies
Reviews
Some review quotes go here
Gallery
Production photos by Mark Davies
Reminiscences and Anecdotes
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See Also
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References
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