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Bazaar And Rummage
by Sue Townsend
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Dates 16, 17 and 18 June 1994 Tickets: N/A Venue: Chelsea Theatre, Worlds End Place, Kings Road, London SW10 Bookings: N/A | ||
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CAST Gwenda - Erica NeustadtFliss - Elizabeth Conboy Katrina - Bronwyn Carrigg Bell-Bell - Dina Stavrinides Margaret - Laura Blumenthal WPC - Alison Brooks
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CREW Directed by Mike CluleyProduced by Phil Matcham Stage Managed by Phil Canale Sound by Paul Hucker and Matthew Scholes Lighting by John Stickland and Phil Herrey Costumes by Julia Ward Publiicty: Phil Matcham, Alison Brooks, Dina Stavrinides Thanks to Vanna Gothard and members of The Phobic Trust, and KallKwik Kings Road. PRODUCTION NOTES Well, I'm glad I came, it's a great play and all my friends are here. Agoraphobia is a general term applied to many phobias and obsessional behaviours. It affects many men and women - from mild panic attacks to a petrifying fear that something terrible is about to happen. These feelings can follow a traumatic event. Those with the strongest reactions may withdraw to the safest place - home. They may stay there dependent on others for the rest of their life. Many people at some time have experienced panic attacks yet most would not claim to know any agoraphobics or understand their symptoms. The comedy in Bazaar and Rummage is not derived from laughing at agoraphobics - it comes from the characters, who happen to be agoraphobic, stuck in a room. As with any group, different roles (leader, rebel, clown, etc.,) are played by the characters. During the play these roles change.
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