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Programme £2 programme £2 Rotherfield St Martin Registered Charity No: 1119458 Memorial Institute, North Street, Rotherfield Providing social facilities and support for senior citizens. Opening Hours Mon 10.00am - 12.30pm Tue - Fri 10am - 12.30pm & 1.30pm - 4pm For information about activities, bookings for therapies and Volunteer Driver Scheme Tel: 01892 853021 Email: [email protected] Website: www.rotherfieldstmartin.org.uk Supported by: Rotherfield Parish Council St Denys’ Church Mayfield Osteopaths Lower Steps, High Street, Mayfield, TN20 6AB 01435 873051 Tim Glynn, BDS Lon. Private & NHS dental care for all the family Now offering Denplan DON’T WAIT TILL YOU LOOK LIKE THIS!!! Hygienists appointments available Treatments for Neck pain, Sciatica, Arthritis, Sports Injuries, Opening : 8.20am - 5.30pm Mon - Thurs, Frozen Shoulder, Tennis Elbow, Headaches, 8.20am - 1.00pm Fri Migraine, Cranial Maternity & more…. Reflexology and Sports Injury Massage Now Available Call for apt on 01435 873659 NO BONES ABOUT IT, We’re on Mayfield High Street opp. Nat West Bank. WE’RE THE BEST AROUND! www.mayfielddentalcentre.com from the chairman and director Andy Miller Becky Syms Chairman Director We find ourselves at another Having been involved with The milestone for The Players – an Rotherfield Players for many extra production in the year, years since joining in 2001, this and this time back to where we production truly marks my operated at the beginning of this incarnation of debut in the 'director's chair'. And what a great Rotherfield Players – the Memorial Institute. And experience it has been. not only that, but a production in the round; a production with minimalist scenery/props, and on When the opportunity arose for me to direct for the Saturday, a supper. The Players, I had already read The Rise and Fall of Little Voice having developed a keen interest in For some of the production team their role is a the work of the playwright Jim Cartwright. I was first for them – a position much welcomed in our lucky enough to take part in a production of his aim to have more people available for those jobs. first play, Road, performed by The Rotherfield As for the cast, we are spoilt by the experience Players in May 2014. and breadth of them all. I was drawn in by his ability to create characters As ever the rehearsals I have seen have been eye capable of portraying such wit and heartbreak opening in the intensity of pathos, humour and simultaneously and subsequently resolved to read singing at various stages in the production. That more of his work. A theme that runs through his bodes very well for the live performances. Little work is that of the desire and power, or lack Voice is a complex offering of all of the above and thereof, of the individual to transform themselves, can be enjoyed at many different levels, often despite external expectations simultaneously. I loved the idea of using The Memorial Institute as So once again, sit back a performance venue and this play seemed a very and enjoy an suitable one to stage in this space. I was excited adventurous production about staging a 'studio' production with focus on by The Players. And if raw acting rather than realistic sets and scenes. I you feel inspired to join hope that by staging it in the round with a us, just get in touch and minimalistic set, you, the audience, will feel both we’ll be delighted to part of the action and 'up close and personal' with welcome you to a the performers. forward-looking and friendly Drama group, I am extremely blessed to have been able to work whether on-stage or off. with a hugely talented and supportive cast and crew. Each and every one of them is pivotal to the development of the production. All crew and actors have shown the utmost dedication. The cast have worked extremely hard to bring their individual characters and thereby, the production, to life. They have all given so much energy, enthusiasm and flair, so I would like to extend my enormous gratitude to them all. The video and/or recording of this performance by any means It only remains for me to lastly thank you, the whatsoever are strictly prohibited. audience, for joining us tonight. I hope you enjoy our production. the cast mari hoff - emma harrison Every production I have been involved with for The Players has presented a fresh challenge - from playing a man (Simple Simon in Goldilocks) to playing a witch (although my family thought I was typecast) - and this production has been no exception. I've really enjoyed getting to grips with the amazing language in 'Little Voice' and working with a great director, actors and crew. Thanks Rotherfield Players. little voice - alice burrell When my mum first sat me down to watch Jane Horrocks in the film adaptation of "The Rise And Fall Of Little Voice" I was desperate to change my name to LV. 9 years on and it's finally happened! Playing LV has been an absolute dream. A challenge, but a dream. It's a pleasure to be back performing with The Players - especially with such a wonderful cast. sadie - lynn lunn I attended the familiarisation night for Little Voice purely to assist as a committee member but was instantly drawn to the part of Sadie May. Well who wouldn't want only twenty words to learn, mostly okay, with a character that is pretty close to my own. It's been a hoot! ray say - graham scott By 'eck, I am so pleased to be doing another Jim Cartwright play, it takes me back to me roots. And it's great to be back with Rotherfield Players again, such a talented and friendly bunch of people. I hope you understand the accents, we have all been working so 'ard on 'em, 'appen... mr boo / phone man - brian wright This will be the second Jim Cartwright play for The Players in which I've had the privilege of performing I don't know whether Cartwright's works are plays or social commentaries - perhaps a bit of both. I just know they're about people far less advantaged than we are here but in spite of their sometimes crushing burdens, the human spirit prevails and shines through, just like Billy's lights in this play. I do hope you enjoy it as I have enjoyed working with a superb cast, crew and director. billy - christian jarvest This is the third play I have done with The Rotherfield Players. I have found them all to be a big commitment and very challenging but always well worth it! I really like the dark, gritty, northern style of Jim Cartwright's plays and have loved being part of Little Voice. backstage Director Becky Syms Costumes Sue Exton Producer Sue Exton Samantha Dahman Stage Manager Heather Campbell Hair and Make Up Annie Darling Assistant Stage Manager Barry Shyvers Prompt Alison Organ Set Design Andy Miller Front of House Judith Hardy Mark Tasker Publicity Brett Seath Set Construction Mark Tasker Programme Gillian Earle David Tasker Advertising Artwork Matt Syms Lighting James Harris Hire Box Office Nicky Dawkins Keith Finch Photography Mark Kennedy Sound James Harris Hire Bar Brett Seath Keith Finch Alan Powell Stage Properties Iona Baily Tickets/Licence/Finance James Gallifant the rise and fall of little voice by Jim Cartwright “Popular entertainment at its best…funny, sentimental, and savage by turns, bursting with compassion and life” - The Daily Telegraph “Like everything Cartwright writes, it is playful, magical and terrifying” - The Sunday Times Jim Cartwright was born in 1958 in Bolton in Lancashire. He wrote The Rise and Fall of Little Voice in 1992, and it was first performed at the Royal National Theatre, before transferring to the Aldwych Theatre in London's West End. The production was directed by Sam Mendes and starred Jane Horrocks as Little Voice and Alison Steadman as Mari. The production was nominated for six Olivier Awards, was winner of The Evening Standard Award for Best Comedy of the Year in 1992 and the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Comedy in 1993. It opened on Broadway in 1995. In 1998 the play was adapted for a film and starred Jane Horrocks, Brenda Blethyn, Michael Caine, Ewan McGregor, Jim Broadbent and Annette Badland. Jim’s plays are consistently performed around the world, where they have won numerous awards and been translated into over 35 languages. He has been made an Honorary Fellow of the University of Bolton, a visiting Professor at Salford University and his old school, Harper Green, have named a building in his honour. next productions The Rotherfield Junior Players Present Into the Woods Jr Swallows directed by Gussie Penny and Amazons with the help of Michael Stanton directed by Alan Powell This will be a sure crowd pleaser when we join th th the characters from your favourite fairy tales on 28 - 30 Jan 2016 a musical adventure as they head into the woods. Great fun for all the family. th th 16 - 17 Oct 2015 7:30pm (and 2:30pm matinee on 17th) Open auditions, Rotherfield Village Hall adults and juniors Tickets £10 Adult £8 Concs welcome For more information available and dates for the from Help Night and Auditions Rotherfield Stores please go to Cuckoo Line Stores [email protected] [email protected] 2015 charity In 2014, The Rotherfield Players raised £1,000 for Taylor-Made Dreams; a charity set up by Suzi Mitchell, in memory of her late son Taylor, to enable children with life limiting illness achieve their dreams and provide the families with support at the most difficult of times.
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