Double bill of one-act plays
Sink the Belgrano! by STEVEN BERKOFF
Man of Destiny by BERNARD SHAW
Part of the Sedos Summer Festival
17-21 July 2012
Sink the Belgrano!
A political satire based on the events and personalities of the Falklands conflict with dark undertones.
As Maggot Scratcher debates with her Downing Street lackeys Pimp and Nit, a supporting cast of submariners, Falklands residents, ministry hats and the President of Argentina describe and disseminate the events of 1982. Beautifully irreverent, the play is a must see for all interested in political intrigue and modern history.
It had to be written. What a story! All those statements and contradictions in the House of Commons. All those statesmen lying their heads off in the Commons
Man of Destiny
An investigation of a young twenty-seven year old general by the name of Napoleon Bonaparte who has yet to achieve the accomplishments for which make him such an important figure in world history.
In the play we find him waiting impatiently at an inn on the road between Lodi and Milan for a packet of dispatches to arrive, in which he will discover the truth of a personal betrayal.
With rich dialogue and dramatic style Shaw delivers within this short little work a satisfying character study and a portrait of the everyday life of a great man prior to his greatness.
Sink the Belgrano!
CAST
MAGGOT SCRATCHER | Sarah Heenan
PIMP | Thom Petty
NIT | Chris Warren
ENSEMBLE
Nick Edwards
Hazel East
Caitlin Homes
Jess Battersby
James Saunders
CREATIVE TEAM
DIRECTOR | Matt Hudson
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR | Tracie Laurinaitis
PRODUCER | Mia Bennett
Man of Destiny
CAST
GIUSEPPE | Eddie Register
THE LADY | Joey Timmins
NAPOLEON / LIEUTENANT | Andy Murton
NAPOLEON / LIEUTENANT | Peter Cabrera
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday - Andy Murton will play the role of Napoleon.
Wednesday and Saturday - Peter Cabrera will play the role of Napoleon.
CREATIVE TEAM
DIRECTOR | Jacqui Adams
Bridewell Theatre
- Tuesday 17 July 2012 7.30pm
- Wednesday 18 July 2012 7.30pm
- Thursday 19 July 2012 7.30pm
- Friday 20 July 2012 7.30pm
- Saturday 21 July 2012 2.30pm
- Saturday 21 July 2012 7.30pm