Scarecrow
by Don Nigro
Scarecrow had 3 performances over 24 years ago (between the 4th of October 1999 and the 4th of July 2000) at Felixstowe and Riverside Arts Centre
An American Drama.
A lonely young girl lives with her eccentric mother in an old farmhouse on the edge of a cornfield. She meets a strange man under a tree by the creek and is led step by step into a web of lust and betrayal.
Scarecrows are supposed to frighten crows, but the Scarecrow in this particular cornfield is something more. He is a symbol of forbidden lust and repressed desires, made more dangerous by the heat, landscape and repressions of the bidle belt in the remote deep south of America.
A frightening, but poetic, atmospheric and stylised play about sexual desire and recussinf seasons of evil. A kind of weird, haunted, mid-western gothic.
Cally - Lisette Henry |
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Rose - Jane Walters |
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Nick - Adam Roberts |
Director - Judith Dolley |
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Set Design and Construction - Ken Ing |
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Set Design and Construction - Anne Nunn |
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Set Design and Construction - Brian Walters |
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Lighting - Malcolm Meades |
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Lighting - Bill Payne |
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Sound - Ian Santry |
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Stage Manager - Clare Pinnock |
Winners | Spelthorne Festival - 1999 | |
Winners | Woking Festival - 1999 | |
Best Actress | Jane Walters | Woking Festival - 1999 |
Best Director | Judith Dolley | Woking Festival - 1999 |
Adjudicator's Award for Sound | Ian Santry | Woking Festival - 1999 |
Best Actress | Lisette Henry | Spelthorne Festival - 1999 |
Best Actress | Jane Walters | Spelthorne Festival - 1999 |
Adjudicator's Award for Direction | Judith Dolley | Spelthorne Festival - 1999 |
Technical Excellence | Spelthorne Festival - 1999 | |
Winners | All Winners Festival - 2000 |