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Village Fable |
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Middleton Drama WI present
‘A Village Fable’ based on the novella “In the Suicide
Mountains”. Four tales in one based around a village where the
river ran dry years ago, supposedly caused by the six-fingered
monster.
The story of Chudu (Wyatt
Weber) a humpbacked, dwarfish, goatherd who is blamed for every
misfortune in the village. He hides away for 100 years under the
bridge over the dry riverbed, but nothing changes.
Armida (Ruth Pferdehirt) the
gypsy girl, who dances in bare feet and once danced to the moon,
looses her mother. Her father remarries and she gains both a
stepmother and stepsister, but runs away after her stepmother
attempts to kill her.
Finally Prince Christopher
(Drew Smith) the youngest of the Kings 15 children and only boy,
who loves music more than anything.
At sixteen the King dispatches his son to kill the six
fingered monster and return water to the kingdom.
The three climb to the top
of Suicide Mountain where they meet each other and through
cooperation fight the three-fingered monster.
The ending? Go and see the
show if you can!
With beautiful costumes and
some lovely voices this is an interesting and unusual show.
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Fringe Programme page number;
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Company; American
High School Theatre Festival
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Venue
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V 137, Church Hill Theatre
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Dates
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20th, 22nd,23rd,25th,August 2004
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Times
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Various, see brochure
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