"REBECCA At The Lowry"
Having scoffed Du Maurier's " REBECCA" lots of times since I scoffed it ( aged 15) over 2 rainy August afternoons on a Parker Knoll in my parent's dining room******...... I HAD to visit M/Chester Lowry..... with Friends Of Chester Lit Fest...for KNEEHIGH theatre company's new production.
AND I was not disappointed...in fact, this was one of the most INNOVATIVE/enjoyable plays seen for a while...
BUT of course such an iconic story when developed into a play would NOT please everyone...and I think that WAS the case...but I found it MEMORABLE...with fantastic cast, PLUS brilliant arty stage design, lighting that thrilled ( and chilled!) with lots of dance and music, ....1920's dance routines, Cornish shanties.......
"REBECCA" by KneeHigh will long be remembered by me and my companions.
***** I can STILL see the roses outside, through that dining room window.....red ones, white ones ...dripping in the rain...as Mrs Danvers, evil in black, descended the stairs at Manderley............
AND I was not disappointed...in fact, this was one of the most INNOVATIVE/enjoyable plays seen for a while...
BUT of course such an iconic story when developed into a play would NOT please everyone...and I think that WAS the case...but I found it MEMORABLE...with fantastic cast, PLUS brilliant arty stage design, lighting that thrilled ( and chilled!) with lots of dance and music, ....1920's dance routines, Cornish shanties.......
"REBECCA" by KneeHigh will long be remembered by me and my companions.
***** I can STILL see the roses outside, through that dining room window.....red ones, white ones ...dripping in the rain...as Mrs Danvers, evil in black, descended the stairs at Manderley............
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