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                        'Remember Me...'

Hale Festival - One act play, June '08

    On the day of friend Tony's funeral, Calvin is very bitter. He sees his own life with wife Lynn fading away with no meaning. The shallow life of two friends at the funeral only manages to sink him further into the depths, where he examines before our eyes why life is so meaningless.

   One of them reflects that he wants to be remembered after he dies, and Calvin points out that nobody is remembered for who they are, only what they did. Everyone remembers that Christopher Wren built St Paul's, but nobody knows what colour hair he had, or whether he wore a moustache. When we're young, we look forward to things. When we're older we look back. Calvin realises he's missed the one time in his life when he wasn't looking forward or back, he was actually satisfied, and he missed it.

   Lynne and Calvin announce to their friends that their marriage is splitting because of an affair with Tony, the recently deceased. This intrigues their friends, but the revelation that it was Calvin who was having the affair and the knowledge that Tony died from AIDS, quickly breaks the final friendship apart, leading to a tragic conclusion


Drama Workshops

Hale Festival -Acting & Directing Skills for all - Age 16+

  WORKSHOP - Acting Skills 2
Sat 26 April 2008 at Harlequin Theatre, Queen Street, Northwich

WORKSHOP - Directing Skills 1
Sat 31 May 2008 at Davenham Theatre, Church Street, Davenham

WORKSHOP - Directing Skills 2
Sat 28 June 2008 at Harlequin Theatre, Queen Street, Northwich

All workshops are from 10.00am to 1.00pm

To book Tel: 01606 41597 or click here to send an email

Productions

28-31 MAY 2008

ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN ANARCHIST
BY DARIO FO

“Scandals are the fertiliser of democracy!”

Based on events involving a real person who was thrown from the fourth floor window of a Milan police station in 1969.
The play opens with Inspector Bertozzo interrogating The Maniac who constantly outsmarts the dim-witted Inspector. After a railway worker falls to his death from the window, an Investigating Judge is called to the scene. The Maniac decides to impersonate the Judge and mock the fumbling attempts by the police to cover up the truth…
A zany farce, and one of the funniest dramas of the last century.

DIRECTED BY MATTHEW LAMBERT

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