The Complete Plays: Sisterly Feelings (1979)
Production Details
Title:
Author:
New Play:
Venue:
Location:
Staging:
Author:
New Play:
Venue:
Location:
Staging:
Sisterly Feelings
Alan Ayckbourn
No
Stephen Joseph Theatre In The Round
Main house (Round)
Three-sided (thrust)
Alan Ayckbourn
No
Stephen Joseph Theatre In The Round
Main house (Round)
Three-sided (thrust)
First performance:
Opening night:
Final performance:
Opening night:
Final performance:
4 June 1979
4 June 1979
22 September 1979
4 June 1979
22 September 1979
Company Details
Director:
Design:
Music:
Stage Manager:
Design:
Music:
Stage Manager:
Alan Ayckbourn
Jeremy Turner
Paul Todd
Sean O'Neill
Jeremy Turner
Paul Todd
Sean O'Neill
Character
Ralph
Abigail
Dorcas
Melvyn
Len
Rita
Patrick
Brenda
Simon
Stafford
Murphy
Ralph
Abigail
Dorcas
Melvyn
Len
Rita
Patrick
Brenda
Simon
Stafford
Murphy
Actor
Andrew Jarvis
Alison Skilbeck
Judy Bridgland
Robin Bowerman
John Arthur
Shelagh Stuttle
Stephen Mallatratt
Lavinia Bertram
Robin Herford
Robin Murphy
Jonathan Robinson
Andrew Jarvis
Alison Skilbeck
Judy Bridgland
Robin Bowerman
John Arthur
Shelagh Stuttle
Stephen Mallatratt
Lavinia Bertram
Robin Herford
Robin Murphy
Jonathan Robinson
Notes
○ Sisterly Feelings was revived following its short world premiere run during the 1978/79 winter season at the Stephen Joseph Theatre In The Round.
○ This is the first of Alan Ayckbourn's plays to involve an element of chance. In this case, a coin-flip decides between two scene choices followed by the actors deciding a second choice of two scenes.
○ Sisterly Feelings was not presented in-the-round, but three-sided as one side of seating had to be removed to make room for the hill which features so prominently in the play.
○ This is the first of Alan Ayckbourn's plays to involve an element of chance. In this case, a coin-flip decides between two scene choices followed by the actors deciding a second choice of two scenes.
○ Sisterly Feelings was not presented in-the-round, but three-sided as one side of seating had to be removed to make room for the hill which features so prominently in the play.
Links
All research for this page by Simon Murgatroyd. Image copyright: Scarborough Theatre Trust