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Popcorn archiveBruce Delamitri, the leading character, is an Oscar contender for his "designer violence" film Ordinary Americans; the next day he finds himself playing host to real-life serial killers Wayne and Scout, with their own agenda in mind. Popcorn rips the veneer off the American dream to find a culture of disposable violence driven by an insatiable media. In a society addicted to murder, it examines whether there is really such a thing as a responsible person. Slightly re-written during 1997. Winner of the 1997 Barclays Theatre Awards Best New Play award. Contains strong language. Brought to you live from the Hollywood home of Oscar-winning movie director, Bruce Delamitri, we give you uncensored, fly-on-the-wall coverage from inside this murderous siege, simultaneously on both stage and screen! With in-depth multi-angle analysis of each killing as it happens, 3D Hawk-Eye bullet path simulation, and rhetoric direct from the mouths of the murderers themselves, this is a riveting multimedia fusion of film and live theatre. Discover who Wayne and Scout Hudson will waste, catalogue the stunning arsenal of weapons they use, smell the panic (and blood) of their victims, and put yourself in the killers’ shoes with our Psycho-Cam. Then decide for yourself if their murders are their fault...or yours...

Cast/Performers

Max Fisher (Bruce Delamitri), Liz Fowler (Scout Hudson), Reece DeVille (Wayne Hudson), Sara Pruce (Brooke Daniels), Lucy Rathbone (Farrah Delamitri)

Creatives/Company

Author: Ben Elton
Company: Fat Pants Productions (in association with The Man in the Moon)
Director: Nick Murza

Popcorn

Popcorn (Play) production archive for QTIX code T1710606042. Details of all Popcorn archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S4626

Archive Listings

19 Apr 02
  to
4 May 02
Man in the Moon
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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