Details

Bliss is a savagely surreal attack upon contemporary culture's obsession with real-life tragedy and celebrity worship written by Olivier Choinière], in a version by Caryl Churchill. It was first seen at the Royal Court in 2008. It will be followed by Mud, a taut, funny and cruel portrayal of the battle of the sexes by Cuban-born, American writer Maria Irene Fornes. The first of an occasional series of pared-down stagings to be presented by the Tron Theatre Company under the banner of Tron Stripped. This double-bill, celebrates the imagination and skill of two outstanding North American writers.

Cast/Performers

Pauline Goldsmith (Cosmetic Salesperson - Bliss), Mark Prendergast (Display Assistant - Bliss), Grant Smeaton (Manager - Bliss), Gabriel Quigley (Oracle - Bliss), Mark Prendergast (Lloyd - Mud), Grant Smeaton (Henry - Mud), Gabriel Quigley - Mud)

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Olivier Choinière, Maria Irene Fornes
Adapted by: Caryl Churchill
Company: Tron Theatre Company
Director(s): Andy Arnold, Amy Jane Conway (placement director)
Design: Neil Haynes
Lighting: Mark Hughes)