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Blood Brothers - Musical Melodrama Or Folk Opera? AUGUST, 1988 Vol 12 No 7 ISSN 0314 - 0598 Blood Brothers - Musical Melodrama or Folk Opera? BLOOD BROTHERS by Willy Russell Directed by Danny Hiller Cast includes Chrissie Amphlett, Zoe Carides, Russell Crowe, Kris Ralph, Peter Cousens, Phillip Jones "A marvellously grainy, tough and very black show" - Sheridan Morley, Punch. "Melodrama done with such intense belief in itself and, above all, such a wealth ofgood music that it carries one along with it in almost unreserved enjoyment" - Michael Billington, The Guardian. et in Liverpool (the musical was first Sproduced at that city's renowned Everyman Theatre in 1983) and per­ haps best described as a Liverpudlian West Side Story, BLOOD BROTHERS is the story of two brothers brought up on different sides of the track without realising their fraternity. A housewife with seven children and a defecting husband gives birth to twins - one she somewhat reluctantly hands over to her barren middle-class employer, the other she brings up her­ self. But Mickey, reared in the back-to­ backs, and Eddie, granted all the benefits of bourgeois comfort, become sworn blood brothers at a tender age; and the story follows the course of their intertwined lives, with the former dwindling into a petty criminal and the other developing a successful career in public life. The strength of the piece lies partly in the genuine emotional relationship between the twins and Willy Russell partly in the achingly romantic songs which tell of grief and loss without the BLOOD BROTHERS is written by responsible for the successful UK usual musical trivialities. Willy Russell who is probably best production. known for EDUCATING RITA, another Scouse saga, this time of the ~ WHY NOT USE OUR working-class girl who tries to better BOOKING INFORMATION ~ EASY BOOKING' LINE herself through study at the Open U ni­ York Theatre, Seymour Centre Wed Sept 7 to Thu Sept 22 versity. The Australian production of Mon to Thu at 8 p.m. BLOOD BROTHERS will star Chrissie Fri at 6 p.m. & 9 p.m. Amphlett, lead singer with the Sat 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. 357-1200 Divinyls, in the leading role of the AETT $30.90 (Mon to Thu & Sat mat) back-street mother, a role played in the G.P. $34.90 Man to Fri, 9-5 pm London production by Barbara Pens/Stud $25.90 VISA MASTERCARD BANKCARD Dickson. The Australian production is Two AETT tickets per Member directed by Danny Hiller, who was 2 has conditioned him to strive for. He and actors, and where plays such as Dickens Adaptation worships the goddess of success, but he THE LEGEND OF KING doesn't have the talent or the tempera­ O'MALLEY, DON'S PARTY and ON HARD TIMES by Charles Dickens ment to be a salesman - his chosen OUR SELECTION first saw the light Adapted by Stephen Jeffreys career. When he fails as a salesman, no of day? Directed by Mike O'Brien other measure of success - the love of Jane Street is back in the form of the Designed by Tom Bannerman his family, his talent as a carpenter, and Jane Street Company which is present­ Costumes designed by Derrick Cox so on - can comfort him. Peter ing a three-week season at the Parade Cast: Kathleen Allen, Geoff Cartwright, Williams is mounting a new production Theatre, Kensington (Jane Street Maureen Green and Brendan Higgins of the play for Glen Street Theatre. Theatre was sold in 1981), before mov- . n 1854 a critic in the London Exam­ Don Reid will play the leading role of ing on to Expo. I iner truthfully predicted that HARD Willy Loman. The production will play The programme consists of two new TIMES was "a story . written lor in repertoire with EQUUS. one-act plays under the title of TWO these times' ... that will be acclaimed FOR THE ROAD, and performers are for future times". all N.I.D.A. graduates. Both plays were Considered by many to be Dickens' from last year's Playwrights' Studio. masterpiece, HARD TIMES is set in a COWGIRLS AND INDIANS is an soulless industrial town in the north of entertaining blend of country music, England with personal dilemmas rival twins and transcendental medi­ woven into the political scene and is a tation at the Tamworth Country Music story of self-made men. Festival. Hilary Bell produces a gentle The four actors in Jeffrey's adap­ comedy of family life and commercial tation play more than sixteen charac­ hype based on Jesus' expected second ters from the original novel. Special coming at Balmoral Beach in 1921 in dates have been set aside for Trust her CONVERSATIONS WITH Members as listed below. JESUS. BOOKING INFORMATION BOOKING INFORMATION Parade Theatre, Kensington Ensemble Theatre Fri Aug 12 and Sun Aug 28 Wed Aug 10 to Sat Aug 27 Wed to Sat at 8 p.m. Tue to Fri at 8 p.m., Sat at 8.30 p.m. Don Reid Sun at 5 p.m. Sat & Sun at 5 p.m., Thu at 11 a.m. AETT discount $2.00 AETT $16.00 (Aug 23/24), $13.00 BOOKING INFORMATION Bookings on 697 7600 (Thu mat), $20.00 (Fri), $18.00 (Mon, Glen Street Theatre, Frenchs Forest Thu and Sat/Sun mats) Mon Aug 1* to Sat Aug 27 G.P. $15.00 (Thu mat), $22.00 (Fri/ Mon, Tue 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sat), $20.00 (Mon to Thu and Sat/Sun Sat at 5 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. Theatrical Montage mats) Sun at 5 p.m. Pens/Stud $15.00 (except Sat evg) AETT $21.90 (Mon, Tue and mats) AS MUCH TROUBLE AS TALKING Two AETT tickets per Member G.P. $23.90 . compiled by Pamela Brown and Jan ,I Pens/Stud $17.90 (except Sat evg) McKemmish Two AETT tickets per Member Directed by Helen Grace *Modified performance times apply Cast: Eva Sitta and Katrina Foster week one Willy Loman Returns oet Pamela Brown and fiction Pwriter Jan McKemmish have used DEATH OF A SALESMAN by Arthur Jane Street Reborn! writers and sources as diverse as Sylvia Miller Plath, Germaine Greer, John dos Pasos Directed by Peter Williams COWGIRLS AND INDIANS by Nell and Robyn Williams as the basis of Designed by Deidre Burges Schofield their montage at the Belvoir Street Lighting designed by Roger Barratt Directed by Martha Follent Theatre. It covers a wide field of sub­ Cast includes Don Reid and Judy Designed by Grant Oven den jects -love, science, war, beauty, poli­ Ferris CONVERSA TIONS WITH JESUS by tics, the future, and much more Hilary Bell besides. EATH OF A SALESMAN opened Directed by John Clark D on February 10, 1949 to reviews Cast: Gail Watson, LeVerne that acclaimed it a major new play. The McDonnell, Rebecca Frith, Janet BOOKING INFORMATION Downstairs at Belvoir Street Theatre play received the Pulitzer Prize, New Stanley, Isabel Kirk and Ritchie Singer York Critics Circle Award and the Wed Jul 27 to Sun Aug 14 Tony Award. The central character, emember the heady days of the Tue to Sat at 8 p.m. Willy Loman, is a perfect example of 'seventies when N.I.D.A.'s Jane AETT $14.00, G.P. $16.00 R Pens/Stud $10.00 someone who feels betrayed because he Street Theatre was the nursery for some Bookings on 699 3273 can't achieve the financial goals society of today's most prominent playwrights 3 period - the greedy, lecherous vil­ Tippett's Concerto for Double-String Mountain Festival lains, the young, naive but resourceful Orchestra. hero etc. The compaI;ly will use splen­ Corporate advertising and "health" he inaugural Blue Mountains Festi­ did metre-high marionettes, costumed products are in for light-hearted ridi­ T val will take place between October in the style of the period, operated from cule when QUACKS IN THE CEIL­ 27 and November 6. Artistic Director above by sturdy rods rather than by the ING comes to the Lennox Theatre this Jonathan Mills' bold vision to weave usual delicate strings. This will allow a month. The show is a crazy mixture of together the majestic charm of the Blue suitable "knockabout" style of comedy, original music, circus, illusion Mountains, with dynamic perform­ presentation. and dance, featuring The Conway Hic­ ances by some of Australia's most out­ cups Orchestra and Legs on the Wall. standing musicians and ensembles, is an exciting development for music in BOOKING INFORMATION Sat Aug 13 to Sat Sept 10 BOOKING INFORMATION this country. Tue to Fri at 10 a.m. and 12 noon Australian Chamber Orchestra Sats at 12 noon and 2.1 5 p.m. Fri Aug 26, AETT discount $3.00 AETT discount $1.00 Quacks in the Ceiling Bookings on 273274 Mon Aug I to Sat Aug 13 Tue to Sat at 8.15 p.m. Sat at 2 p.m., Sun at 5 p.m. AETT discount $2.00 Return Season Bookings on 683 6166 EQUUS by Peter Shaffer Directed by Peter Williams Designed by John Studholme Lighting designed by Roger Barratt Cast includes Elaine Lee, Kim The Amphitheatre at Leura Knuckey, David Wenham, John Paramor and May Turner The Festival venues range from a quarried sandstone amphitheatre ollowing a sell-out season in 1987, perched on a Leura lookout with spec­ FEQUUS returns to Glen Street for a tacular views of Mount Solitary and the season to play in repertoire with Jamison Valley to the peace of a bush DEATH OF A SALESMAN. Written sanctuary and the gracious Carrington by AMADEUS playwright Peter Hotel.
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