| House of Broken Love by Stephen Marzella |
| First presented in 2001 by The Lycanthrope Theatre |
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cast size:2
synopsis: Cast members - Nia Trussler Jones (Liza) and Stephen Marzella (The Man) Synopsis - "What do you do when all your memories are razor blades?" Adapted from Fyodor Dostoevsky's 'Notes from the Underground', this one-act play examines the relationship between a self-isolated man and the prostitute he befriends. Can the human spirit change for the better? |
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| A striking debut.. | |
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House of Broken Love
by Stephen Marzella
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February 10, 2001 |
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| A striking debut at the Grand Arts wing for Lycanthrope Theatre with this insightful adaptation of Dostoevsky's Notes from Underground. This was a two-hander, in which Stephen Marzella and Nia Trussler Jones brought their respective characters to life in a skilful and engaging manner. Given the nature of the drama, which revolved around the relationship between a prostitute and her client, this was a very rewarding (and refreshingly restrained) production, the atmosphere being heightened still further by the intimacy of the venue. | |
| reviewer: South Wales Evening Post |
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