Date(s)
Repeats Daily on Thursday all day until Thursday 15 July 2021

Event information

By Jaz Woodcock-Stewart & The Company

Devised

Performed by BA (Hons) Acting CDT

Designed & produced by BA (Hons) Theatre Practice

Overview

Ten women are telling a story about the Father of Democracy. The Country stands again on the brink of Civil War. A history of violence with tap dancing. 

Someone is asking to be hurt. Someone is accused of being a witch. The world is melting. Trapped in a toxic cycle in which members of the group systematically humiliate each other, Sadler attempts to form a resistance, and do something ‘right’. But who knows anymore what that is… 

A dark and violent reflection on collaboration and democracy, on the collective and the individual, navigated by 20 women and non-binary people devising together over Zoom and IRL.

Showtimes

Virtual performance video viewing
3 - 17 June 2021


Director - Jaz Woodcock-Stewart

Design Mentor - Nicolai Hart Hanssen

Stage Management Mentor - Louise Tischler

Costume Supervisor - Michelle Bristow

Sound Designer - Anna Clock

Production Sound - James Melling

Lighting Designer - Bethany Gupwell

Chief LX - Kieran O’Brien

Production Manager - Shaz McGee

Acting CDT Course LeaderCatherine Alexander

Head of Theatre PracticeKathrine Sandys

Film Production - Ed Borgnis

Thanks to: Sarah Davey Hull & Bold Elephant rehearsal space.

Creative & Production Teams – BA (Hons) Theatre Practice students

Set & Costume Design - Claudia Casino

Stage Manager - Amy Blower

Deputy Stage Managers - Emily Hamilton-Matthews, Kornelia Zielniewska

Assistant Stage Managers - Alice Bishop, Tayla Hunter

Lighting Associate - Sam Bilton

Associate Sound Designer - Leeluu Dallas King

Deputy LX - Simon Moss

Sound Crew - Patrick O’Sullivan

Programmer - Pedro Pendão

COVID-19 Safety Information


Due to UK Government guidance surrounding the ongoing situation with COVID-19, all of Central’s productions are currently being planned, staged, designed, rehearsed, directed and performed as theatrical presentations, filmed for later streaming. This ensures that learning outcomes can be met whilst allowing for a wider distribution to industry partners and the audiences who engage with our work.

Social distancing of two metres is being observed onsite and face coverings are required at all times except for in dress rehearsals, technical rehearsals and final performances as risk assessed; as well as medical exemptions, to facilitate communication (such as lip-reading) and where it may impact on the quality of teaching and learning.

For further information on Central’s COVID-19 policies and the steps that are being taken to keep our community safe, please visit our dedicated COVID-19 Information page.

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