Almost Nothing
by Marcos Barbosa, translated by Mark O'Thomas
Almost Nothing had 3 performances about 8 years ago (between the 8th of October 2016 and the 18th of October 2016) at Riverside Arts Centre and Rhoda McGaw Theatre
Antonio and Sara are being playful as they prepare to go to bed, but they cannot ignore what lurks outside. In a world where a life can mean almost nothing, just how far does one have to go to keep the demons at bay?
The killing of a boy and the webs of urban violence bring together a rich couple, a woman of dubious reputation and a henchman.
The Brazilian author, Marcos Barbosa, was a resident in the Royal Court Theatre's International Residency Programme in 2002 and this play, along with 'At The Table' was produced at the RCT in London in 2004.
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Antonio - Troy Chessman |
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Sara - Caroline Ross |
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Vania - Jill Coles |
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Cesar - Freddie Hack |
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Director - Troy Chessman |
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Co-Director - Caroline Ross |
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Stage Manager - Liz Thomas |
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Set Design and Construction - John Godliman |
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Lighting - Simon Waller |
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Sound - Ian Santry |
| Eileen Harper Memorial Trophy for Runners Up | Woking Drama Festival - 2016 | |
| Iain Holme Rose Bowl for Best Actor | Troy Chessman | Woking Drama Festival - 2016 |
| Irene Hutchence Cup for Best Supporting Actress | Jill Coles | Woking Drama Festival - 2016 |
| Guildbury Shield for Technical Excellence | Woking Drama Festival - 2016 | |
| Spotlight Award for Lighting | Simon Waller | Woking Drama Festival - 2016 |
| Runners Up Cup | Spelthorne & Runnymede Drama Festival - 2016 | |
| Best Actress Award | Caroline Ross | Spelthorne & Runnymede Drama Festival - 2016 |
| Stage Presentation Award | Spelthorne & Runnymede Drama Festival - 2016 | |
| Best Supporting Player | Jill Coles | Spelthorne & Runnymede Drama Festival - 2016 |