The sighting of a rare bird attracts the world's attention to a remote part of the Fens. The visiting birdwatchers cannot know what dangers lie in the freezing darkness of the marshes. In an isolated cabin Wattmore, bruised and bleeding , is recording the Old Testament onto cassette. Griffin arrives with fish and chips. Salvation is at hand - a cash prize for winning the university poetry competition and a possible lodger. Meanwhile, outside the town is stirring.T1102141268Company Tower Theatre Company. Director Fred Janaway. Design Rosie Shipman. Design Michael Bettell. Costume Lily Ann Coleman. Lighting Robin Snowdon. Stage ManagerAnn Watchorn. Director Jull Ruane (assistant). Other Amy Wackett (publicity co-ordinator). Performer Simon Lee (Jess Wattmore). Performer Roger Beaumont (Griffin). Performer Michelle-Louise Wright (Bolla Fogg). Performer Dickon Farmar (Royce). Performer Bernard Brennan (Dougal). Performer Sam Macqueen (Boy - Jonathan). Performer Richard Pedersen (Tors). Performer Eliza Janaway (Child). | |
| 10 May 16 to 14 May 16 | Theatro Technis, Inner London :: V248 listing details L75703167 |
T1546005807Company To Be Announced Theatre. | |
| 1 Dec 15 to 4 Dec 15 | Alma Tavern Theatre, Bristol :: V0707367604 listing details L0990634842 |
T1909024506Producer Royal Court. Director Ian Rickson. Design Ultz. Lighting Mick Hughes. Sound Paul Arditti. Music Stephen Warbeck. Performer Roger Morlidge. Performer Paul Ritter. Performer Jessica Stevenson. Performer Ray Winstone. Performer Geoffrey Church. Performer Karl Johnson. Performer Finlay Robertson. | |
| 11 Apr 02 to 18 May 02 | Royal Court - Jerwood Theatre, West End :: V411 listing details L558986988 |
