A live radio recording of Frank Wilson's adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's classic chilling tale of horror and madness, 'The Tell-Tale Heart'.
Re-imagined for a modern audience, the play explores our fear of ageing and the old. The terror of being trapped inside a frail and vulnerable body as well as the pity and loathing that the young and healthy may secretly have for the elderly, particularly as a carer.
The play was performed and recorded live in front of an audience at Beddow Library, on Halloween.
Funded by Portsmouth Council as part of City of Stories.
Re-imagined for a modern audience, the play explores our fear of ageing and the old. The terror of being trapped inside a frail and vulnerable body as well as the pity and loathing that the young and healthy may secretly have for the elderly, particularly as a carer.
The play was performed and recorded live in front of an audience at Beddow Library, on Halloween.
Funded by Portsmouth Council as part of City of Stories.
***** "A superb company"
**** "Excellent performances"
***** “We loved the show!”
***** “THANKS very much for a very entertaining evening!”
(ARTS COUNCIL AUDIENCE FEEDBACK)
**** "Excellent performances"
***** “We loved the show!”
***** “THANKS very much for a very entertaining evening!”
(ARTS COUNCIL AUDIENCE FEEDBACK)
CAST & CREATIVE
DIRECTOR - Sophie Flack
ADAPTATION WRITTEN BY - Frank Wilson
SOUND DESIGN - Dan Skelt
MURDERER - Tom Dussek
OFFICER - George Lewthwaite
ADAPTATION WRITTEN BY - Frank Wilson
SOUND DESIGN - Dan Skelt
MURDERER - Tom Dussek
OFFICER - George Lewthwaite
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