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Horseshoe
Theatre Company is now in its third year and we are
proud to have eight successful productions behind us: Yerma,
An
Inspector Calls, Teechers, A Doll's
House, The Caretaker, A
Gate Escape and Waiting
for Godot, along with our young writing project, Folk: Tales
from a Fenland Village.
As we evolve our mission becomes
ever clearer: to produce great modern classics from the curriculum
for the benefit of public exam students and also for the wider
community in and around Cambridge.
Our productions can only ever be
as good as our actors so we are happy to be building up a pool of
fine professional talents. In our recent production of Waiting
for Godot, Lucky was played by Paul Gillingwater (previously
Juan in Yerma) Vladimir by James
Clarkson (previously Dr Rank in A
Doll's House) and Estragon by Jared Morgan (previously
Inspector Goole in An Inspector Calls).
Our sets will always be pared
down and we make no apology for this. In the near future we plan
to become a touring company,
so our sets will always have to fit in the back of a van. If
anything, we regard it as an asset for students of theatre to see
just how much scope there is to create something out of nothing.
Your feedback and suggestions
are, as ever, warmly welcomed.
- Sally Woodcock:
Artistic Director
- Josh Black: Production
Manager
- Karen Lilly: Company
Manager
Horseshoe's advisory members are:
- Dr Peter Raby
Fellow of Homerton College, Cambridge; literary author and
writer on dramatists including Oscar Wilde and Harold
Pinter.
- Stephen Siddall
Writer for CUP Shakespeare series; former director of the
Cambridge Arts Theatre annual Shakespeare series; retired Head
of English at the Leys School, Cambridge.
- Mari Markus Gomori
Director of Mari Markus Gomori Concerts for Children.
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