Dunedin
New Zealand
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| All's Well that Ends | |
| by Harry Love Opening Night 12 August 2010 | |
| Director: Harry Love | |
| This play tells the story of the bonds that hold families together, even when the core family as in this case consists of two step-sisters, Rusa and Grace, who have been estranged for 20 years. They come together on this day, their shared birthday and finally discover that love, in all its forms, is really the strongest bond of all. | |
| Cast | |
| Aristophanes & 2 Dead Greeks | Harry Love |
| Socrates | John Watson |
| 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse | Don Townsend |
| Bryn Jones | |
| Malcolm Lay | |
| Bernie Crayston | |
| The Nephalettes | Hana Aoake |
| Leah Carrell | |
| Mel Shaw | |
| Hope | Denise Casey |
| Tinkerbell | Don Townsend |
| 3 Birds of Pray | Bryn Jones |
| Malcolm Lay | |
| Bernie Crayston | |
| The Musicians: Guitar | Stephen Stedman |
| The Musicians: Drums | Jeff Harford |
| Crew | |
| Stage Manager | Constance Sleeth |
| Costumes | Penny Love |
| Rachael McCann | |
| Set | Andrew Cook |
| Lighting/Sound | Jim Ellison |
| Phillip Todd | |
| Masks | Matthew Robertson |
| Fiona Shaw | |
| Photography | Gerard O'Brian |
| Poster | Kathryn Madill |
| Publicity | Roslyn Nijenhuis |
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Harry Love, John Watson  |
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Harry Love, John Watson  |
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Harry Love, Don Townsend, Mel Shaw  |
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Denise Casey  |