3rd – 4th Februrary 2012, St John’s College Auditorium
Written & directed by Tim Kiely | Designed by Tom Gammage
Executive Producers: Mark Heath & Ramin Sabi
“Good writing and a great cast create a meditation on life and its sufferings which is well worth the watch. ★★★★”
Vicky Fryer, OxStu
“I no longer wish to live… would you be so good as to give me a push?”
Arthur Hallam wants to die. But having picked a nice, high building to throw himself from, he then corrals the nearest convenient bystander, a young woman named Zoe Blake, to assist him in his final act. Zoe’s refusal, and her attempts to talk him down through the combined powers of conversation, Tchaikovsky and a decent Ploughman’s, begin to erode his veneer of detached cynicism. But the arrival of his estranged wife Helen brings with it complications and entanglements that will bring everyone just that little bit closer to the darkness…
The writer and director of ‘Mona & Bea’ and the company that brought you Translations and Call of the Wild invite you to ask yourselves: how do you come this close to the edge and then not jump?
Vyvyan Almond – Arthur Hallam
Zoë Bullock – Zoe Blake
Caitlin McMillan – Helen Fitzmaurice
Tim Kiely – Father Fleming
Marketing Managers – Tim Coleman & Bryony Core
Lighting Designer – Oli Stevens
Poster Design – Jeremy Bowles
Photography by Angelika Benz | © 2012
