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[[Image:CHANGETHISNAME.jpg|thumb|300px|Poster by [[Poster Designer]]]]
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by [[Jean-Paul Sartre]]
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Directed by [[Su Hands]]
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Performances: Sun 8th & Weds 11th – Sat 14th February [[1989]], [[Bell Theatre]]
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== Introduction ==
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What is hell? Other people, Garcin faces eternity locked in a room with his two ex-lovers.
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Normally called 'Huis Clos' we were told by the rights holders that it had to be advertised as 'No Way Out'. the poster had the title in various forms and languages in small letters as well.
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== Cast ==
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*Valet - [[Godfrey Jansen]]
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*Garcin - [[Robert Silver]]
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*Inez - [[Sharon Brown]]
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*Estelle - [[Siobhan O'Carolan]]
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== Crew ==
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*Stage Manager - [[Jenny Barden]]
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*Lighting - [[Richard Hands]]
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*Set Design & Painting - [[Victor Kelly]] & [[Richard Hands]]
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*Box Offie Manager - [[Irene Winbourne]]
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*Press - Publicity - [[Eva O'Rourke]]
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== Reviews ==
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Some review quotes go here
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== Gallery ==
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== Reminiscences and Anecdotes ==
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Robert Silver had taken over the part of Garcin at very short notice due to the indisposition of Michael Hill, the actor originally cast.
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== See Also ==
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*[[In Camera (1975)]] the title in use at the time.
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*[[Huis Clos (2000)]], produced when the original title could be used again.
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== References ==
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<references/>
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== External Links ==
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*'''[http://www.someplace.com/thisplay This play on the web]
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[[Category:Productions]]
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[[Category:Bell Theatre Productions]]

Latest revision as of 23:43, 7 January 2013

Poster by Poster Designer

by Jean-Paul Sartre

Directed by Su Hands

Performances: Sun 8th & Weds 11th – Sat 14th February 1989, Bell Theatre


Introduction

What is hell? Other people, Garcin faces eternity locked in a room with his two ex-lovers.

Normally called 'Huis Clos' we were told by the rights holders that it had to be advertised as 'No Way Out'. the poster had the title in various forms and languages in small letters as well.

Cast

Crew

Reviews

Some review quotes go here


Gallery

Reminiscences and Anecdotes

Robert Silver had taken over the part of Garcin at very short notice due to the indisposition of Michael Hill, the actor originally cast.

See Also

References

<references/>

External Links