The 39 Steps // 3-25-23

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The Dorset Players present The 39 Steps!
Adapted by: Patrick Barlow
From the novel by: John Buchan
From the movie by: Alfred Hitchcock
Cast of The 39 Steps
Joseph R. Mozer as Richard Hannay
Dana Haley
as Annabella Schmidt, Margaret, Pamela Edwards
Josh Bond
as Compere, Thug 1, Milkman, Salesman 1, Paperboy, Mrs.
Higgins, Policeman, Crofter, Pilot, Professor Jordan, Inspector, Mr. Dunwoody, Heavy 1, Mrs. McGarrigle, Detective Albright
Mike Cutler
as Mr. Memory, Thug 2, Mrs. Higgins, Salesman 1,
Policeman, Porter, Pilot, Mrs. Jordan, Sheriff, Mr. McQuarrie, Heavy 2, Mr. McGarrigle
Katie McNeil, Evelyn Bond and Josef Fischer Sign Holders, Stile Holders, Parade Marchers
Production Staff
Director - Todd Hjelt
Producer, Stage Manager - Angie Merwin
Assistant Stage Manager - Mary Jo Greco
Costumes - Suzi Dorgeloh, Cherie Thompson
Stagehands - Scott Denkmen, Josef Fischer, Katie McNeil, Evelyn Bond
Props - Suzi Dorgeloh and Cast
Set Pieces - Errol Hill
Lighting and Sound Design - Cory Mayer
Associate Sound Design - Brian Miksis
Lighting Board Operator - Peter Witter
Café Manager - Donna Murray
Poster Design - Michael Cutler
Photography, Publicity - Steven Schlussel
Box Office - May Hayward, Kim Bina
Special Thanks to
Elizabeth Karet
Drew Hill
Paul Michael Brinker
The Dorset Church
Cate Hjelt
Finnigan Hjelt
Presenting Sponsors: The Inn at Manchester & Social House
Show Sponsor: Baierlein Landscaping
Presented by arrangement with fiery Angel Limited, On behalf of Samuel French. Inc. Licensed by ITV Global Entertainment Limited, Original Concept by Simon Corble & Nobby Dimon

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7 сен 2024

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@vincentbeton 6 месяцев назад

When I read the Script I found it hard to imagine how this is supposed to be played but you were able to do it amazingly

@shellyspiano 8 месяцев назад

Well done the company, VERY well done!... but... Patrick Barlow is locked in the past. Don't know when he did the adaptation but is is pure National Theatre of Brent, which was he and Jim Broadbent who put on epic pieces with just the two of them and maybe another one or two, or the audience. I first saw them doing Zulu in an alternative venue in London (can't just now remember the name) in the late 70's. The audience was involved and it was excellent, imaginative theatre. They came to the Theatre Royal in Plymouth with part of Wagner's Ring Cycle (they and a lady, pianist and singer, if I remember rightly). Again, excellent and imaginative theatre They did it in the studio theatre there. I was a techie there and we all went out to eat after the show. I can't remember exactly who was eating with whom, but I do remember that Jim Broadbent was a delightful, humble man (and you probably all know who he is - a talented and modest actor). Patrick Barlow was arrogant, giving the impression that he thought himself God's gift to theatre. So - this play is pure National Theatre of Brent. It was great at its time but is now dated. This amateur company have produced it excellently but the piece itself leaves me stone cold - I suppose because of my memories. Congratulations to all and apologies for my inability to get engrossed.

@eddie-HUH 4 месяца назад

He Liked It!

@theretiringbarber Месяц назад

Well done !

@katgreer6113 4 месяца назад

doing this for class....

@og_nory 7 месяцев назад

28:30

@peri5787 11 месяцев назад

22:53

@user-wy5fq7cl3v 5 месяцев назад

27:54

@user-db7kj6cs4p 3 месяца назад

37:00-48:00

@TheClassicMagda Год назад

1:07:12

@masterofnone5203 Год назад

Please explain why the scene changes are so incredible long! It makes zero sense.

@shellyspiano 8 месяцев назад

Very good question. I imagine because it is, after all, an amateur group and, for an amateurr group, it is excellent, even with the long waits. There is lots of tight timing within the action and they achieve that very well. (I've been in a crap amdram company and, later on a very good one, before going on to study performing art and working s a techie, mostly, in professional theatre...just for your info)