A Christmas Carol
Adapted by John Mortimer from the novel by
Charles Dickens
D House Play. Directed by Will Ashford and
Matthew Winter
QEII Theatre
Kingsgate Street, Winchester SO23 9PG
01962 621378 (Daytime)
01962 866079 (Evenings)
QEII Team
Winchester College
QEII Theatre
SHORT HALF 2013
Director of Drama Malcolm Hebron
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Theatre Manager Joe Cunio
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The place, London. The time, 1843. The
season, that of jollity and festivity and charity, holly and berries and goodwill to all
men. But Ebenezer Scrooge, a wretched and
miserly old man, refuses to join in until the
ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Yet
To Come force him to change his ways. A
Christmas Carol is a classic Dickensian tale
of redemption for Christmas. Christmas?
Bah! Humbug!
Thurs, Fri, Sat, December 5, 6, 7 7.30
Wardrobe
Louise Kerr
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Make-Up
Maryanna Rann,
Coline Cadoret
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September - December 2013
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The Coarse Acting Show
The Resistible Rise of
Arturo Ui
by Bertolt Brecht, translated from the
German by Ralph Manheim.
Sixth Form production. Directed by
Sam Groom.
Chicago. 1920. Arturo Ui, a gangster
down on his luck, seems to be just
what the Cauliflower Trust needs to
rescue them from depression. But once
he finds his feet, nobody is willing to
stop Arturo from taking control of the
whole city: this man has big plans.
In this parable play a large cast of
crooks re-enacts the rise of history’s
most famous villain. We didn’t stop him
then. Has anything really changed?
Animal Farm
Adapted by Ian Wooldridge from the novel
by George Orwell.
I House Play. Directed by George A White.
Designed by Susan Atwill
By Michael Green
Directed by Hugo Jennings
Il Fornicazione. An opera telling a grim tale of intrigue,
featuring a triangle. Streuth. The detective story
Agatha Christie never dared to write. Moby Dick.
Experience this epic as never before. Come to QE2 for
the best worst night of the drama year.
Thurs, Fri, Sat, November 7, 8, 9 7.30
The Third Wave
By Joseph Robinette and Ron Jones
A House Play. Directed by Laurence Guymer
Furley’s invites you to observe an experiment. A young
teacher decides to help his pupils understand modern
history by starting a movement that aims to destroy
democracy. Soon the movement has a life of its own.
Can the teacher and his class realize what's happening
before the horrors start repeating themselves? Witness
the Third Wave!
What is the life of an animal? Hard. Miserable. Short. Rise up and shake off the opressor! Live a dignified life according to the
Seven Commandments of Animalism! And
remember: All Animals Are Equal.
Thurs, Fri, Sat, October 17, 18, 19 7.30
Thurs, Fri, Sat
October 3, 4, 5 7.30
Tues, Wed, Fri, November 19, 20, 22 7.30
(Please note unusual days)