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* Production photography - [[Kait Feeney-Nash|Káit Feeney]] | * Production photography - [[Kait Feeney-Nash|Káit Feeney]] | ||
* Poster and programme design - [[Bryon Fear]] | * Poster and programme design - [[Bryon Fear]] | ||
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| + | ==Programme notes and thanks== | ||
| + | Bringing Dawn King’s splendid dystopian parable to life has been, perhaps paradoxically, an absolute pleasure. Working with such a talented and fearless group of actors has been an exhilarating experience. Thank you for taking it where some might have feared to tread. | ||
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| + | As well as the cast and crew, what you see on stage this evening couldn’t happen without the generosity of time, effort and expertise of so many people. Big thank yous are due to: | ||
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| + | Carole Ironside, prop maker extraordinaire | ||
| + | Vanessa Colls, Naomi Liddle, Ellie Nye, Emma Christmas, Emma Kerby-Evans, Cal Beckett, Bob Callender, Clive Manning and Jade Harrison for their help in lending and locating particular items of costume and props | ||
| + | David Somner, Clare Haward, Amie Salmon and Q at Stanley Halls | ||
| + | Chaz Doyle | ||
| + | The tireless SLT box office and front of house teams | ||
| + | Lisa Thomas, our Theatre Committee rep | ||
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| + | Last, but certainly not least, the cast and I would particularly like to thank Kim Goldsmith for her baking, endless good humour and innovative interpretations of subtext, which have added so much to the rehearsal process. | ||
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| + | Mark Ireson, director | ||
== Reviews == | == Reviews == | ||
Revision as of 10:07, 22 April 2017
by Dawn King
Performances: Tue 18th – Sat 22nd April 2017, Upper Hall, Stanley Halls
Contents
Introduction
Text about the play
Cast
- Samuel Covey - Steve Anstee
- Judith Covey - Lucie Sherwood
- William Bloor - Benedict Andrew
- Sarah Box - Emma Miles
- Director of The Institute - Jeanette Hoile
Crew
- Assistant Director - Kim Goldsmith
- Stage Manager - Graham Clements
- Lighting - Sean Thomas and Chaz Doyle
- Sound - Andrew Rickinson
- Video - Andy Webb
- Assistant Stage Manager - David Clements
- Operator - Richard Willmott
- Costume - Jenny Bennett, Jess Osorio, cast and crew
- Props - Kim Goldsmith, cast and crew
- Rabbits designed and made - Carole Ironside
- Voice work - Jason Salmon
- Set construction - Graham Clements, Sean Thomas, David Clements, Andy Webb, Steve Anstee, Richard Willmott and Mark Ireson
- Production photography - Káit Feeney
- Poster and programme design - Bryon Fear
Programme notes and thanks
Bringing Dawn King’s splendid dystopian parable to life has been, perhaps paradoxically, an absolute pleasure. Working with such a talented and fearless group of actors has been an exhilarating experience. Thank you for taking it where some might have feared to tread.
As well as the cast and crew, what you see on stage this evening couldn’t happen without the generosity of time, effort and expertise of so many people. Big thank yous are due to:
Carole Ironside, prop maker extraordinaire Vanessa Colls, Naomi Liddle, Ellie Nye, Emma Christmas, Emma Kerby-Evans, Cal Beckett, Bob Callender, Clive Manning and Jade Harrison for their help in lending and locating particular items of costume and props David Somner, Clare Haward, Amie Salmon and Q at Stanley Halls Chaz Doyle The tireless SLT box office and front of house teams Lisa Thomas, our Theatre Committee rep
Last, but certainly not least, the cast and I would particularly like to thank Kim Goldsmith for her baking, endless good humour and innovative interpretations of subtext, which have added so much to the rehearsal process.
Mark Ireson, director
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
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Or add anything that is related within this site. The author's page for instance or other plays with a similar theme.
