New Writers' Showcase (2006)
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Performances: Wed 22nd to Sat 25th February 2006, Prompt Corner
The New Writers' Showcase featured 2 pieces performed for the first time during this production.
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[edit] The Departure Lounge
Directed by Alison Rockbrand
[edit] Introduction
Gerry isn't feeling very well. His wife has packed the entire house into their luggage, the airport has succumbed to a rather naughty snow storm, and now he's being harrassed by a mad man. It couldn't possibly get worse. Or could it?
[edit] Cast
- Angelo - Jason Lord
- Gerry - Jack King
- Flight Attendant - Rebecca Grzesik
- Cleaner - John Lyne
- Duncan - Simon Holland
- Housewife - Carole Coyne
- Corrado Cucca
- Hans Mudlamootoo
- Mark Ireson
???Cast list taken from programme, but weren't there one or two others? TBC
[edit] Cry
By Andrew Scott
Directed by Paul Hurley
[edit] Introduction
A man, a woman, a taxi. 'Cry' is a multi-layered exploration of contemporary morals and how society may or may not be changing. It's also funny.
[edit] Cast
- Daniel - Alan Brown
- Micah - Ingrid Murphy
- Joan - Kay Anderson
- Posh Man - Lionel Monks
[edit] Crew (for both productions)
- Stage Manager - Anton Krause
- Assistant Stage Manager - Marion Burley
- Lighting Design (Cry) - Michael Fiddler
- Lighting Design (Departure Lounge) - Stuart Draper
- Lighting Operator - Louisa Evans
- Sound Design & Operator (Cry) - Bob Callender
- Sound Design & Operator (Departure Lounge) - Kevin Leech (Programme had these down as Lighting design/operation too but suspect should have been sound)
- Set Design - Lisa Marsh
- Props - Alan Buckman
- Poster Design - Steve Marchant
- Publicity - Dee Fancett
With thanks to Mark Bullock, the cast and crew of the New Directors' Showcase (2006), Patrick Pilcher, Per Laleng
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