7th MASKERS DIRECTORS COURSE

performed in the Green Room on Friday 19th and Saturday 20th March 1993

The performances on this course are the culmination of six weeks of hard work by the various casts and, in particular, the directors who make their debut in the ‘director’s chair’ on this occasion.

The “Director’s Course” has been part of the Company’s policy since 1968 as a way to increase the number of potential directors for major productions at the various venues used by The Company.

The previous six director’s courses have produced seven directors who have gone on to further glories with larger and more complicated productions. Who will join them after this one .......?

The Maskers Theatre Company is indebted to Ron Stannard who, in spite of running the other six, has returned to organise the seventh!! Our sincere thanks to Ron, who will lead the critique and discussions which follow the performances on each evening.

FRIDAY 19TH MARCH

The Bald Primadonna

by Eugene Ionesco

Directed by Jan Shrouder

Interval

In Room Five Hundred And Four

By Jimmie Chinn

Directed by Sheana Canington

CRITIQUE - Led by Ron Stannard

SATURDAY 20th MARCH

The Old One-Two

by A R Gurney Jr

Directed by Robbie Carnegie

Interval

A Phoenix Too Frequent

by Christopher Fry

Directed by Sandra Philip

CRITIQUE - Led by Ron Stannard

Back Stage Team