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| | FULL CIRCLE - An excellent light comedy where a lady get her three ex-lovers together to decide which on will be the best father to her children . | | The FULL CIRCLE is a wonderful comedy adapted from a French play and set in France. ‘Dear Charles’ hangs over the mantelpiece. For years the three children of Denise Darvel (Joan Collins) consider the portrait that hang’s over the mantelpiece to be that of their father, but Denise unexpectedly confesses to her children that the handsome man in the portrait above the fireplace is not, after all, their father.
In the interests of respectability, the search for a candidate for the role for father-substitue ensues, with surprising and delightful results The play was written by Alan Melvilel who was a well known playwright, revue author and lyricist of the forties and fifties. Melville was a prolific contributor to West End revues which
dominated the lighter side of West End theatre. His satire was gentle, and he poked fun at the middle classes.
With elegant sets and gorgeous costumes evoking Parisian smart society, The Full Circle promises an evening of wit, comedy and sophistication. |
CAST OF CHARACTERS | Denise Darvel............................Joan Collins
A novelist
Marthe.................................Sheila Bernette
The maid
Edward...............................Jeffry Wickham
A doctor
Walter..................................Daniel Roberts
Denise’s elder son
Bruno......................................Giles Cooper
Denise’s youngest son
Martine.............................Jessica Robinson
Denise’s daughter
Sir Michael Anstruther...............John Quayle
An English Gentleman
Jan Letzaresco.....................Nickolas Grace
A Polish Muscian
Dominique Lecler.................Gary Raymond
A Frenchman
Madame Duchemin..............Judith Hepburn
Lucienne............................Emily Woodward
Her daughter
Jeane-Pierre.........................Brian Lonsdale
Her son | Director.......................Patrick Garland
Designer..........................Hugh Durrant
Lighting Designer..................Mick Hughes
Sound Designer.................Crispian Covell
Composer........................Simon Mulligan
Production Manager..............Patrick Molony
Assistant Director...............Amanda Holmes
Company Stage Manager.............Percy Gibson
Deputy Stage Manager................Dee Lecarr
Assistant Stage Managers.........Sophie Turner
.................................Thomas Butler
Costume Supervisor.................Bill Butler
Wardrobe Mistress..................Jenny Moore
Wig Mistress..................Dianne St. James
Production Electrician...............Nick Read
Stage Manager........................Peter May | SYNOPSIS OF SCENES | The action of the play passes in the living room of Madame Darvel’s house in Paris, in the early 1950s.
ACT I, SCENE 1 - A Spring Morning
ACT II, SCENE 2 - The Same, A Week Later. 6PM
ACT III - The Same, A Week Later. Evening | PHOTO GALLERY | | |
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