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written by Alessandro di Pauli

 

Thyestes and handmaidens



directed by Susannah Tresilian

sound composer Tullis Rennie

video designer Dave Hughes

light designer Mark Distin

 



- world premiere -
3 - 4 November 2005
John Thaw Studio, Manchester



In a world where we no longer know how to forgive each other
and live in community, di Pauli offers us a lyrical tragedy
as a mirror to our own experiences. Two kings haunted by their histories, a man eats his children, a golden ram breaks a woman's heart. Using Seneca's Thyestes as a basis, Envision Theatre's new work will explore the poetics of obsession and loss in society today.

The production is part of "A Haunting": a week-long, multimedia, cross-university event from 29 October to 5 November 2005.

There was also be a question and answer session with writer, director and composer, after the performance on Thurs 3rd Nov.



actors
Marlon Solomon, Helen Spencer, Nicholas Tresilian, Luke Walker

dancers
Roxanne Botsis, Jenny Brown, Susannah Wapshott

artists
Georgina Leach and Peter Bardsley

extras
Emma Gordon, Jim Bradshaw, Lorna Tyack, Phillip Wallace, Roe Lane


company manager
Helen Spencer

technical manager
Veronica Macdonald

costume design
Alke Wegener

stage manager
Helen Spencer

backstage manager
Peter Bardsley

assistant stage manager
Anna Jewitt

technical help
Phil Wallace and John Wildridge

translator of unENtitled
Susannah Tresilian

translator of "philosophical fragments"
Silvia Agostini

publicity photos
Ben Cowburn

poster and publication design
Vicki Wheeler and Jonathan Carson: The Land

THIS WORLD PREMIERE IS BEING PERFORMED AS PART OF THE WEEK LONG HAUNTING EVENT HOSTED BY THE LAND AND THE UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER

the play has been written alongside a philosophical book of fragments linked to the idea of haunting. both play and fragments will be available to buy at the performances.


unENtitled poster

 

Thyestes
Atreus
Atreus
unENtitled photos
by ben cowburn
Erope and pram
masked extras
Thyestes

 

 

illustrations for Alessandro Di Pauli's book of Philosophical Fragments by Guglielmo Manenti

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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