Rushen Players

Still Life

by Noel Coward

March 1st - 3rd 2007
Erin Arts Centre, Port Erin
also presented at:
EAC, Rushen Players Cabaret Evening, 9th - 11th March 2007
Leverhulme Drama Festival, Port Sunlight, April 2007

The one act play by Noel Coward was presented at the MADF One Act Play Festival 2007 and
won three awards at the Festival.

All the action of the play takes place in the refreshment room of Milford Junction Railway Station. As the play begins it is 1936.
Scene 1    5.25 pm on an April evening
Scene 2    Same time of day in July
Scene 3    Same tim eof day in October
Scene 4    9.45 pm December
Scene 5    5.10 pm March 1937

"......We're nice people, you and I". And so they are. Which is why the unlikley love affair of GP Alec Harvey and ordinary housewife Laura Jesson is doomed. Noel Coward palyed Alec in the original 1936 stage production to Gerrude Lawrence's Laura. The play was later made into the film Brief Encounter with Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson.

Directed by	Adrienne Sanderson
Cast
Stanley	Carl Parker
Myrtle Bagot	Norma Ruocco
Beryl Walters	Becky Dixon
Albert Godby	Wayne Kelsall
Laura Jesson	Catie Angus
Dr Alec Harvey	Robert Clayton
Soldier (Johnnie)	Geoff Bacon
Mildred	Mari Moss
Dolly Messiter	Joan Hayes
Back Stage Crew
Set Design & Constructon	John Hayes, Peter Alibone, David Hibbert
Props	Jackie Alibone, Thelma Floate, Jane Clarke
Lighting & Sound	Ian Galloway, Richard Watterson
Costumes	Joan Hayes, Vera Moon, Audrey Hibbert

Rushen Players

Still Life

The one act play by Noel Coward was presented at the MADF One Act Play Festival 2007 and won three awards at the Festival.

All the action of the play takes place in the refreshment room of Milford Junction Railway Station. As the play begins it is 1936.Scene 1 5.25 pm on an April eveningScene 2 Same time of day in JulyScene 3 Same tim eof day in OctoberScene 4 9.45 pm DecemberScene 5 5.10 pm March 1937

The one act play by Noel Coward was presented at the MADF One Act Play Festival 2007 and
won three awards at the Festival.

All the action of the play takes place in the refreshment room of Milford Junction Railway Station. As the play begins it is 1936.
Scene 1 5.25 pm on an April evening
Scene 2 Same time of day in July
Scene 3 Same tim eof day in October
Scene 4 9.45 pm December
Scene 5 5.10 pm March 1937