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Theatre of Animation
Published in 1999, 'Theatre of Animation' is a valuable addition to the field of performance.
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Theatre of animation: contemporary adult puppet plays in context
Published in 1999, 'Theatre of Animation' is a valuable addition to the field of performance.
eBook
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All He Fears
Botius Ian McDiarmid
Opina Harriet Walter
The Rat, The Mother Stephanie Fayerman
The Man, Agent of the Police, Hooligan Bill Stewart
Prostitute Louise Middleton
Taxi, Hooligan, The Horse David SchaalMUSIC:
Matthew ScottDIRECTOR:
Mike PearceFIGURES AND COSTUMES:
J and G Middleton, wire figures by Colleen MagennisSCRIMS AND LANDSCAPES:
Annabel KeatleyLIGHTING
Gren MiddletonSKY CLOTH
David WelshSTAGE:
Jolyon HavindenSOUND RECORDING:
Graham HarperADMINISTRATOR:
Adam BrettBOTIUS A PHILOSOPHER
OPINA HIS MISTRESS
THE MAN HER LOVER
THE RAT A LOCAL OF
THE HOOLIGANS THE DISTRICT
TAXI
PROSTITUTE
AGENT OF POLICE
THE MOTHER A Skull
ANOTHER BOTIUS
A CARTER
THE HORSE
PREGNANT WOMAN
OLD MAN
BABYBOTIUS: My mistress
How I love her
Love
The word hardly suffices
Is such a miserable monosyllable for (OPINA enters.)
This
Wound
She
Makes
This
Riot
In
Tranquility (She examines him with love.)
What do you love in me
Say
Repeat our catechism of desire… (She yearns for him.)OPINA: You are the single man of my most cherished
dream
I did not dare to think you might exist
I did not dare.
Because of you I can confess my innocence.
I can unbrick myself
And throw back my doors
Don’t die thereforeBOTIUS: Die?
OPINA: You talk of dying all the time
BOTIUS: Do I?
Book Chapter
Faustus in Africa
When I was twelve years old, in a TIME LIFE book on the mind, I
came across a chart of great geniuses of all time ranked according to
putative IQ. Heading the list, like the top money winner on this year’s
PGA, was Goethe, a name quite unknown to me amongst the Einsteins
(position 6th I think) and Mozart’s 3rd.
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