The Memory of Water

The Memory of Water (Play) production archive for QTIX code T0751743513. Details of all The Memory of Water archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S4205

Archive Listings

24 Jun 04 to 26 Jun 04	Dundee Repertory Theatre Dundee Performance Details => Venue archive
19 Jun 04	Carnegie Hall Dunfermline, Fife Performance Details => Venue archive
10 Jun 04 to 12 Jun 04	Traverse Theatre Edinburgh Performance Details => Venue archive
5 Jun 04	Lanternhouse Arts Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
2 Jun 04	Lemon Tree Aberdeen Performance Details => Venue archive
1 Jun 04	Brunton Theatre Musselburgh, East Lothian Performance Details => Venue archive
15 Apr 04 to 1 May 04	Byre Theatre St Andrews, Fife Performance Details => Venue archive

Details

In Shelagh Stephenson's funny and poignant play, three sisters, Teresa, Mary and Catherine return to the family home for their mother's funeral. In her bedroom, surrounded by the odds and ends of their mother's life and trying to come to terms with her death, old scars and rivalries surface buried family secrets revealed. The Memory of Water is a moving and richly comic examination of family life and bereavement. As sisters confront each other, their memories and their mother's ghost, they move toward a sort of acceptance and understanding. Winner of 2000 Olivier Award for Best New Comedy.

Cast/Performers

Alexandra Mathie, Jennifer Black, Simon Coury, Molly Innes, Mary Keegan, Simon Coury, Crawford Logan

Creatives/Company

Author: Shelagh Stephenson
Producer(s): Byre Theatre, Tron Theatre, Stellar Quines
Director: Muriel Romanes
Design: Isla Shaw
Lighting: Natasha Chivers
Sound: Hilary Brooks

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

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