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| − | '''Time-Sneeze''' is a science fiction fantasy for performance by six adults and a large number of children. It was written by David Campton for London’s Young Vic Company and in March 1978 it was presented by the [[ | + | '''Time-Sneeze''' is a science fiction fantasy for performance by six adults and a large number of children. It was written by David Campton for London’s Young Vic Company and in March 1978 it was presented by the [[CAPAB Youth Theatre Company]]. It features a sneeze-prone hero who whirls through the ages to emerge in a range of settings, from Arthurian times to Arabian nights. Directed by [[Eileen Thorne]], the adult cast consisted of [[Alan Goldstein]], [[Neil Henderson]], [[Jonathan Rands]], [[Maria Schoeman]], [[Fiona Stuart-White]] and [[Iza Trengove]], with the audience being brought in when and where the director deems desirable. |
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Revision as of 14:50, 19 September 2023
Time-Sneeze is a science fiction fantasy for performance by six adults and a large number of children. It was written by David Campton for London’s Young Vic Company and in March 1978 it was presented by the CAPAB Youth Theatre Company. It features a sneeze-prone hero who whirls through the ages to emerge in a range of settings, from Arthurian times to Arabian nights. Directed by Eileen Thorne, the adult cast consisted of Alan Goldstein, Neil Henderson, Jonathan Rands, Maria Schoeman, Fiona Stuart-White and Iza Trengove, with the audience being brought in when and where the director deems desirable.
Sources
The Argus, 10 March 1978
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