Event info
Start Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £15.00 Concessions: £13.00
Description
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Carol Ann Duffy’s stunning reimagining updates a fifteenth century morality play into an assault on the modern consumer age, and a reminder of our own mortality.
God is a cleaner in marigolds, Death wears motorcycle leathers not a cowl, and the eponymous protagonist Everyman is a bad-boy banker who swaggers his way through a life of sex and drug-fuelled self-gratification.
The former Poet Laureate’s reworking brings this medieval classic bang up to date, and is both poignant and bitingly funny in its spiritual and ecological message.
Its premiere at the National Theatre in 2015 was hailed for its sparkle, boldness and wit, and we’re excited to bring this vibrant and exhilarating adaptation to our intimate Studio Theatre.
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This amateur production of “Everyman” Copyright © Carol Ann Duffy. Is reproduced by permission of the author c/o Rogers, Coleridge & White Ltd., 20 Powis Mews, London W11 1JN.
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Cast
Everyman: Craig Fairbairn
God / Good Deeds: Kay Edmundson
Death: Mike Smith
Knowledge: Steven Wallace
Father: Keith Wigham
Mother: Ann Zunder
Sister: Frances Mulholland
Everyboy: Dexter Brissenden-Lang (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday) / Gilbert Simpson (Wednesday, Friday, Saturday)
Fellowship: Lauren Aspery, Sean Burnside, Ruth Gibson, Charles Hope, Patrick Johnson, Molli Lloyd-James, Rye Mattick, Stephanie Moore, Chris Neal, Ben Watkins, Cat White
Production Team
Directors: Tony Childs & Chris Heckels-Thompson
Production Design & Technology: Tim Swinton
Stage Manager: Lesley Heckels-Thompson
Music: Rye Mattick
Movement: Ruth Gibson
Rehearsal Prompt: Catherine Hope
Technical Operator: Alex Tate
Props: Sheila Bone & Kay Worswick
Wardrobe: Sarah Pearson
The company would like to thank: Peter Hinton for the chainsaw, Paul Edwards for Death’s leathers, Kirsty Smith of ‘Live Easy’ at The Dene Centre for the wheelchair.
