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| Auckland Theatre Company | (Doubt photographs courtesy of John Parker) |
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| This Is How It Goes | |
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This approach is reinforced by Elizabeth Whiting's perfect department store costumes
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Heaven Eyes |
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| PopUp Theatre (London) | (Heaven Eyes photographs courtesy of Popup) |
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Adapted from the novel by David Almond. Directed by Mike Dalton Script by David Almond Set design by John Parker Costume Design by Elizabeth Whiting Music composed by James Hesford and performed by Cellorythmics
The play was produced in London and performed at the Cavern in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2005. |
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Duchess of Malfi |
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Auckland Theatre Company |
(Duchess of Malfi photographs courtesy of Tony Rabbit) |
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Equus |
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Auckland Theatre Company |
(Equus photographs courtesy of Andrew Malmo)
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Caligula |
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Auckland Theatre Company |
(Caligula photographs copyright Tony Rabbit (TR) and John Parker (JP))
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Directed by Colin McColl Produced by Auckland Theatre Company
Terrific Costumes John Gardner - New Zealand Herald
Driver is strikingly supported by Danielle Cormack ... who appears in an increasingly bizarre array of outfits ... as her instability develops - Natasha Hay - The Listener
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Caligula gives Rome a different religious experience (Photo - JP)
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Paul Barrett as one of the senators awaiting Caligula (Photo -TR)
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Caesonia (Danielle Cormack) awaits the missing Caligula (Photo - TR)
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Caligula in despair (Photo - TR)
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