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Fanny
and Faggot
by Jack Thorne
Once
upon a time, two small girls killed two smaller boys...
London Premiere
Lifeboat Theatre and 5065 Lift, in association with WHen.
Finborough Theatre, London
30th January - 17th February 2007
English Speaking Theatre of Bruges, Belgium
24th - 29th July 2007
Pleasance Courtyard (Cavern), Edinburgh Festival Fringe
2nd - 26th August 2007
The
Cast
Two Little Boys
Elicia
Daly - Two / Mary Bell
Sophie Fletcher - One / Norma Bell
Superstar
Elicia Daly - Mary Bell
Diana May - Lucy
Christopher Daley - Steve
Simon Darwen - Raymond
The
Creative Team
Stephen Keyworth - Director
Georgia Lowe - Set & Costume Designer
Tom Richmond - Lighting Designer
Dominic Thurgood - Sound Designer
Rebekah Kirk - Stage Manager
Jack
Thorne - Playwright
Has recently been named a 'Hotshot
of 2006' by Broadcast Magazine following his Coming Up darama
THE SPASTIC KING, episodes of SHAMELESS and the new E4 series
SKINS. His critically acclaimed play WHEN YOU CURE ME ran
at the Bush Theatre in 2005, where he is currenly under
commission. Other plays include PAPERHOUSE (Flight 5065)
and SOLIDS (Paines Plough/Wild Lunch at the Young Vic) and
his short film A SUPERMARKET LOVE SONG was shown at Sundance
2006. He is currently writing a film for Celador, an original
drama for BBC's Decades project and a play under attachment
at the National Theatre Studio.
'a
darkly gripping achievement, probing the most horrifying
extremes of human behaviour with compassion and a rigorous
moral and intellectual curiosity...Stephen Keyworth's production
is engrossing, with a bleak design by Georgia Lowe reeking
of deprivation and menace. Among a superb cast, Elicia Daly's
Mary is unforgettable, an uneasy blend of vulnerability,
bravado and savage rage. Like the play as a whole, she is
sad, scary and uncomfortably fascinating'
The Times
'Christopher
Daley and Simon Darwen are immensely appealing as the soldiers;
Diana May is pitch-perfect as the confident Lucy'
Financial Times
'Thorne
has a brilliant way with dialogue in both episodes and he
is served here by a superlative cast'
The Stage
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