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Performance

VenueUpstairs at the Gatehouse
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From27th February 2001
Opened28th February 2001
To24th March 2001
WhenTues-Sat 20:00, Sun Mats 16:00
PricesFrom £7.00. To £12.00.
Upstairs at the Gatehouse (V1170)
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Wordsmith's Lament

Work:: Wordsmith's Lament (S1131211265)

Three plays, three directors, three styles: one evening charting the progress of the writing of a play through to rehearsal and finally into performance. Cleverly interlinked this satirical comedy examines the deconstruction of theatre and theatrical practices in today's artistic environment.
Author Billy Woods

Production:: (T0274593746)

Producer Alexander Holt (for [Tenth Planet])
Director Emily Blacksell
Director Alexander Holt
Director Alex Scrivenor
Design Katy Tuxford
Performer Sam Talbot
Performer Martin Carroll
Performer Philip Bosworth
Performer Victoria Burnham
Performer Mike Burnside

Listing:: L2123158016




Reviews

Reviews


UK Theatre Web: 10Mar01: Star RatingStar RatingStar RatingStar RatingStar Rating
A witty feast for theatrical pundits with sombre undertones and hysterical madcap antics. The first piece in the trilogy seems to miss the point and the director has made odd choices, the second and third are amazingly funny and dark in their humour. With a major reworking of the first piece I would be interested to see how this fared in a more prominent venue. Paul Henderson

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USER: UK Theatre Web (10Mar01): A witty feast for theatrical pundits with sombre undertones and hysterical madcap antics. The first piece in the trilogy seems to miss the point and the director has made odd choices, the second and third are amazingly funny and dark in their humour. With a major reworking of the first piece I would be interested to see how this fared in a more prominent venue. Paul Henderson
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