Dunedin
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| Daughters of Heaven (2005) | |
| by Michealanne Foster Opening Night 07 April 2005 | |
| Director: Corey Anderson | |
| In Christchurch 1954, Pauline Parker and friend Juliet Hulme killed Pauline's mother Honora Riper. While nothing can excuse what happened 50 years ago in this nice, middle-class neighbourhood of Christchurch, Foster's play attempts to explain it, without creating a simple 'good versus evil' scenario. While Daughters of Heaven might seem to be more suited for hell than heaven, Forster's play and Anderson's production enables us to see beyond the 'what' happened and into the 'why.' | |
| Cast | |
| Juliet Hulme | Prue Clark |
| Pauline Parker | Jackie Winchester |
| Bridget O'Malley | Hannah August |
| Hilda Hulme | Jo Munro |
| Dr Henry Hulme | Stuart Mathieson |
| Honora Mary Rieper | Jannah Carlos Torr |
| Herbert Rieper | Brian Kilkelly |
| Alan Brown, Crown Prosecu | Richard Carlos Torr |
| Terrence Gresson, Defence | Brian Kilkelly |
| Walter Perry | Edward Ostrer |
| Dr Reginald Medlicott | Edward Ostrer |
| Justice Adams | Stuart Mathieson |
| Police Detective | Richard Carlos Torr |
| Police Matron | Jannah Carlos Torr |
| Prison Officer | Stuart Mathieson |
| Crew | |
| Set Design | Corey Anderson |
| Set Construction | Andrew Cook |
| Jeffrey Vaughan | |
| Technical Design | Corey Anderson |
| Techinical Operator | Fran Hackshaw |
| Wardrobe | Roz McKechnie |
| Stage manager | Andrew Cook |
| Stage Assistant | Jeffrey Vaughan |
| Set Recording | John Cook |
| Publicity | Brian Kilkelly |
| Brian Beresford | |
| Roslyn Nijenhuis | |
| Photography | Reg Graham |
| Front of House | Alison Finigan |
| Murray Robertson | |
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Prue Clark, Jackie Winchester  |
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Hannah August  |
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Stuart Mathieson, Jo Munro  |
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Richard Carlos Torr, Brian Kilkelly  |
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Jannah Carlos Torr, Prue Clark, Jackie Winchester  |
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| Edward Ostrer |
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| Corey Anderson |
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| Andrew Cook |