Doonreagan. Ann Henning Jocelyn
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Название: Doonreagan
Автор: Ann Henning Jocelyn
Издательство: Ingram
Жанр: Зарубежная драматургия
isbn: 9781783195497
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Berislav Juraic for CTCo Theatre Productions presents
DOONREAGAN
A private domain of Ted Hughes
by Ann Henning Jocelyn
Doonreagan by Ann Henning Jocelyn was first performed at Jermyn Street Theatre, London on 4 September 2013 (preview on 3 September 2013).
DOONREAGAN
by Ann Henning Jocelyn
CAST
| TED HUGHES | Daniel Simpson |
| ASSIA WEVILL | Flora Montgomery |
CREATIVE TEAM
| Director | Alex Dmitriev |
| Designer | Fionntan Gogarty |
| Lighting Designer | Ana vilar |
| Video Designer | Rebecca Salvadori |
| Stage Manager | Beth Hoare-Barnes |
| Producer | Berislav Juraic |
| Production | CTCo Theatre Productions |
Supported by
ANN HENNING JOCELYN
Ann Henning Jocelyn grew up in her native Sweden and finished her education in England. She had an early playwright debut in Sweden while completing a degree in Drama, Art History and English. After two years at drama school Studio 68 in London, she worked as assistant to legendary director Charles Marowitz and appeared in a number of productions at his Open Space Theatre in London.
Naturally bi-lingual, she subsequently went on to translate plays, films and books, working with authors such as Ruth Rendell, Kazuo Ishiguro and Joanna Trollope. She also spent the best part of a year collaborating with film star Ingrid Bergman on the autobiography My Life. She became the Chairman of the Translators’ Association in England and served several terms on the Society of Authors’ Committee of Management. In Ireland, she was on the board of the Society of Playwrights.
Since the mid 1980s, after marrying fellow-author the Earl of Roden, she has been based mainly in the West of Ireland, where her home Doonreagan has provided the inspiration to write eight books and three more stage plays. Her interest in horses soon brought her into close contact with the people of Connemara, and her Connemara Whirlwind Trilogy, featuring her own stallion Cuaifeach, hit the bestseller list in 1990. Still selling in Irish bookshops, the trilogy is well established as a classic and remains a popular exam project in Irish schools. It represents Ireland in the UNESCO International Youth Library.
Ann Henning Jocelyn always kept up her ties with the theatre: in 1996 she was appointed Artistic Director of the International Women Playwrights’ Conference at University College Galway, and the following year she became writer-in-residence of the newly founded Connemara Theatre Co., which produced her plays Baptism of Fire, The Alternative and Becoming The Tree. Baptism of Fire travelled as far as Pernik, Bulgaria, and The Alternative was seen around Ireland and at the Belfast Fringe Festival. For many years she was an adjudicator of The O.Z. Whitehead national playwriting competition. Her more recent translations into English of internationally renowned playwrights like the Norwegian Jon Fosse and Swedish Henning Mankell have won much acclaim.
In Sweden and Ireland, she is also well known for her career as a broadcaster, writing and presenting her own material. Keylines and Keylines for Living, compilations of her inspirational “thoughts for the day”, broadcast regularly in both countries, have been published in nine countries to date, including India and China. Extracts have appeared in numerous anthologies.
Her play Only Our Own, about three generations of a dispossessed Anglo-Irish family, will have its world premiere at the Arts Theatre West End, London in January 2014.
CAST
Flora Montgomery (Assia Wevill)
Flora is an award-winning theatre, television and film actress. Theatre credits include: In the Next Room, Good Grief and The Good Soldier (Theatre Royal Bath), The Heart of Robin Hood (Royal Shakespeare Company), Dinner (Wyndhams Theatre, West End), Uncle Vanya (Birmingham Rep), Taming Of The Shrew (Bristol Old vic), Walk Hard (Tricycle Theatre), A Reckoning (Soho Theatre), The Shape of Things and Bash (Gate Theatre, Dublin) and Miss Julie (Lyric Theatre, Belfast). Her Tv credits include Quirke (BBC), An Innocent Abroad (BBC), Endeavour, Morse (ITV), Father and Son (ITV), Poirot (ITV), Wuthering Heights (ITV), Monarch of the Glen (BBC), A Certain Justice (ITV), Heat of the Sun (ITV), Mosley (C4). Film credits include: When Brendan Met Trudy, The Discovery of Heaven, Goldfish Memory, and Basic Instinct 2. She won Best Actress Awards at 2003 Monte Carlo Comedy Film Festival and the Las Palmas Film Festival, Shooting Star Award at 2003 Berlin Film Festival, Best Actress Award for Miss Julie (Irish Times Theatre Awards). She trained at The Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin.
Daniel Simpson (Ted Hughes)
Daniel trained at East 15 and The Actor Works. Theatre credits include: London Road (National Theatre); Driving Miss Daisy (Julian Stoneman UK – National Tour); Antony and Cleopatra, Romeo & Juliet (Cambridge Shakespeare Company); Sweeney Todd, Piaf (All Star Productions); Infinite Riches (Old Red Lion); Another Biafra (Tales From The Motherland); A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (European Tour); The Lower Depths (Cogs Theatre); The Title of the Drama About Ante is Written Here (Blue Elephant). Television credits include Norway Massacre: I Was There (as Anders Breivik). Film credits include: RED 2; The Magnificent Eleven; Eva’s Diamond; The Silence at the Song’s End; Moon in Gemini.
CREATIVE TEAM
Alex Dmitriev (Director)
Alex Dmitriev has directed across the United States and Canada. He was the Artistic Director of the Toronto Center for the Arts and the Associate Artistic Director of Canada’s prestigious Manitoba Theatre Centre and was the Resident Director at the North Carolina State Theatre for two seasons. He directed the premier production for the Abingdon Theatre Company in New York: Berilla Kerr’s German Games and Evangeline and God, as well Barton Bishop’s Graduation Day and God’s Daughter. Also in New York, he has directed seven productions for the York Theatre Company, including the Drama Desk nominated production of Lost in the Stars, and critically acclaimed productions of Alan Ayckbourn’s Taking Steps and How the Other Half Loves. Other work in New York includes Conor McPherson’s St. Nicholas for the Irish Rep; Let Us Now Praise Famous Men for the village Theatre Company; Mrs. Warren’s Profession for the Pearl Theatre and Bedtime Story for the Actors Studio. Regionally, he has СКАЧАТЬ