Dr Fell
Mon, 26 July 1999, 10:32 pmWorkingoptions4 posts in thread
Dr Fell
Mon, 26 July 1999, 10:32 pmSiobham is having a reading of "I do not like thee Dr Fell" by Bernard Farrell on Sunday 31st July at the Old Mill Theatre, Mends Street, South Perth at 2.00pm.This wonderful black comedy which deals with a new age therapy group, the problems and issues which are brought up and the relationships which develop requires a cast of 7; 4 men, one late 40's to 50's, and the others 20 to 40, 3 women, one about 20, one elderly and the other 20 to 40.If you are interested in performing or working backstage, the Old Mill Theatre welcomes you to attend. We are looking to increase our membership and are looking for new blood - aren't we all! Come along on Sunday and sound us out.Warrick Bailey - (for the Old Mill Theatre Board of Management)
WorkingoptionsMon, 26 July 1999, 10:32 pm
Siobham is having a reading of "I do not like thee Dr Fell" by Bernard Farrell on Sunday 31st July at the Old Mill Theatre, Mends Street, South Perth at 2.00pm.This wonderful black comedy which deals with a new age therapy group, the problems and issues which are brought up and the relationships which develop requires a cast of 7; 4 men, one late 40's to 50's, and the others 20 to 40, 3 women, one about 20, one elderly and the other 20 to 40.If you are interested in performing or working backstage, the Old Mill Theatre welcomes you to attend. We are looking to increase our membership and are looking for new blood - aren't we all! Come along on Sunday and sound us out.Warrick Bailey - (for the Old Mill Theatre Board of Management)
Walter PlingeTue, 27 July 1999, 03:55 pm
Re: Dr Fell
> Siobham is having a reading of "I do not like thee Dr Fell"> by Bernard Farrell on Sunday 31st July at the Old Mill Theatre, Mends> Street, South Perth at 2.00pm.Unsurprising that Dr Fell is not rating too highly in the popularity stakes. Especially considering that, as we discover quite early on, "Dr Fell" is the pseudonym used by the antagonist in Thomas Harris' latest, eagerly anticipated bestseller: HANNIBAL.Whoops! Hope I didn't give away too much of your play's plot, Warrick.JB
Walter PlingeTue, 27 July 1999, 04:22 pm
Re: Dr Fell
EMAILNOTICES>noIsn't Saturday July 31 and Sunday August 1, this year?
WorkingoptionsWed, 28 July 1999, 08:28 pm
Re: Dr Fell
EMAILNOTICES>no> Isn't Saturday July 31 and Sunday August 1, this year?OOPS. Sorry Allan. My mistake - I fly out on Sunday on holiday so should have got the date right otherwise I might have missed the plane! Sunday it is.Warrick.