©2008 Axbridge Community Theatre
Original Artwork by John Kendall
Read what the press had to say about our production of Time & the Conways.
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Time & the Conways, by J. B. Priestley, was performed in a new venue (The Old Lion, 36 High Street.), which is to become the 'spiritual' home of ACT.
"The acoustics are fabulous & we had fantastic support from the Maclays. This added a totally new dimension." - John Bailey, Director, ACT.
Act 1 introduces the Conways and their friends.
In Act 2 nearly twenty years have passed and we see that future. Much has changed and generally dreams have not been fullfilled. Specifically, Mrs. Conway has a financial crisis and the family has gathered to discuss what to do about it.
"The acoustics are fabulous & we had fantastic support from the Maclays. This added a totally new dimension." - John Bailey, Director, ACT.
Act 1 introduces the Conways and their friends.
In Act 2 nearly twenty years have passed and we see that future. Much has changed and generally dreams have not been fullfilled. Specifically, Mrs. Conway has a financial crisis and the family has gathered to discuss what to do about it.
Act
3 is a continuation of Act 1 and as that fateful evening in 1919
unfolds we see incidents that will change the lives of the young
Conways forever.
The Cast:
The Conway Family
Others
Director: John Bailey
Production Manager: Janie Gray
Stage Manager: Simon Jarvis
Sound & Lighting: Peter Homewood
Set design: Cathy Plummer, Mark Harrington
Costumes: Wendy Mace, Jenny Parker
Make up: Ede Bailey, Carole Hamblin
Front of House: Liz Welch
Publicity & Programme:
Janie Gray, Jane Pyatt, John Kendall & Sarah Kendall
Exhibition Organiser: Alex Duncan
Website: Kevin Browne
The Conway Family
Hazel Diane Lukins
Carol Anna Bailiey
Alan Mike Day
Madge Sarah Duncan
Kay Sue Hughes
Mrs. Conway Jenny Parker
Robin Tony Wilson
Carol Anna Bailiey
Alan Mike Day
Madge Sarah Duncan
Kay Sue Hughes
Mrs. Conway Jenny Parker
Robin Tony Wilson
Others
Joan Helford - Janet Homewood
Gerald Thornton - Harry Mottram
Ernest Beevers - Peter Harding
Gerald Thornton - Harry Mottram
Ernest Beevers - Peter Harding
Director: John Bailey
Production Manager: Janie Gray
Stage Manager: Simon Jarvis
Sound & Lighting: Peter Homewood
Set design: Cathy Plummer, Mark Harrington
Costumes: Wendy Mace, Jenny Parker
Make up: Ede Bailey, Carole Hamblin
Front of House: Liz Welch
Publicity & Programme:
Janie Gray, Jane Pyatt, John Kendall & Sarah Kendall
Exhibition Organiser: Alex Duncan
Website: Kevin Browne
This production was a sell-out every night.
Start time 7.30PM. Tickets: £7 for adults & £5.50 for Concessions.