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A photo to die for... The end of the pier. Candy floss, rides, kiss me quick hats, tattoos regretted later, of saucy postcards with the simplest message flying ?cross land and sea- WISH YOU WERE HERE. But is it meant? What if they were to arrive? What kind of meeting might that be? A war photographer's hiding place. Her own collection of postcards. One- a photo of a forgotten caf?. Deserted of life. A table overturned. A shadow. A stain to be erased. And a visitor to be faced. Smile for the camera. Smile. If you can. After the success of his comedy at Nottingham Playhouse (Old Big 'Ead in the Spirit of the Man) - Stephen Lowe's latest play switches into a darker vein- SMILE is a hi-tech thriller of revenge and retribution.T1754981987Premiere.Company New Perspectives Theatre Company. Producer Lakeside Theatre. Director Matt Aston. Design Laura McEwen. Lighting James Farncombe. Design Barret Hodgson (digital media). | |
| 2 May 08 to 17 May 08 | Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham :: V0165922284 listing details L094271891 |
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