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Baby Jane - Film Show - Show 113 archive

A bittersweet comedy from the UK's most original experimental theatre group. Two women, stuck in a savage performance loop, impersonating, competing, self-defeating. Two men, serving the illusion. The game begins...Fuelled by the cult 1960s film, Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?, four performers fight to survive a menacing re-enactment of the film's darker themes: isolation, impersonation, deception, starvation. Funny, furious, and absurd, the performance lurches from gritty realism to outrageous slapstick and visual campery fusing words, music, dance, video and an uncontrollably epic soundscape.

Cast/Performers

Bernadette Russell, Nicky Blackwell, Nick Tigg, Gareth Brierley

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Jessica Worrall, Bernadette Russell, Nicky Blackwell, Nick Tigg, Gareth Brierley
Company: People Show 113
Director: Jessica Worrall
Design: Jessica Worrell
Lighting: Chahine Yavroyan
Choreographer: Fiona Creese

Baby Jane - Film Show - Show 113

Baby Jane - Film Show - Show 113 (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01340992285. Details of all Baby Jane - Film Show - Show 113 archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01104803926

Archive Listings

29 Jan 04 to 31 Jan 04	Royal Exchange Manchester, Greater Manchester Performance Details => Venue archive
5 Jan 04 to 24 Jan 04	Riverside Studios Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
25 Nov 03 to 26 Nov 03	Unity Theatre Liverpool, Merseyside Performance Details => Venue archive
6 Nov 03 to 7 Nov 03	Pegasus Theatre Oxford, Oxfordshire Performance Details => Venue archive
30 Oct 03 to 1 Nov 03	The Rondo Bath, Bath & North East Somerset Performance Details => Venue archive

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