Here’s our first review for The Red Shoes! Enough to put us in a good mood in the post show slump!
As Requested – Cast List for The Red Shoes
We didn’t have a programme for The Red Shoes – with one thing and another getting the show together this was one thing that passed us by! However, a couple of people wanted to know more about the cast so here you are!
norfox Young People’s Theatre were founded in April 2007 with the aim of supporting young actors to develop their craft within a professional theatre environment. “The Red Shoes” is the company’s fifth show and was created during three very busy weeks in August 2009.
The company are based at The Library Theatre Company in Manchester and are kindly funded by norfox, a regional charity backed by North West property companies.
The Red Shoes
by Hans Christian Andersen
Adapted and Directed by Liz Postlethwaite
Designer Lara Booth
Movement Director Ben Moores
Lighting Designer Tom Dexter Scott
Assistant Director Rosie Stuart
The Cast
Mathew Britten School Boy
Bethan Caddick School Girl
David Cashin The Cobbler
Remmel Dawodu Suspicious Neighbour
Sean Gallagher The Preacher
Carl Heaps Neighbour, Boy at the Dance
Laki Hussain Mother
Iimaan Ismail Ana
Sajo Kebbeh Nosey Neighbour
Kash Khimji School Boy, The Butcher
Sital Khimji Neighbour, Girl at the Dance, Kind Lady
Josh McAuley Nervous Man
Mercedes Sharma Thoughtful Neighbour
Hadesa Sonne Storyteller
Oliver Wellington Man on the Hill, The Soldier
Zoya Khokhar The Old Lady
Day 13 – Building the Set
Step by step guid to creating the set for The Red Shoes
Filed under Design, Film, Rehearsals
Day 8 – Stage Management
Ever wondered what being a stage manager actually means? Over to Jamie Byron the Library Theatre’s Company Stage Manager to explain.
Filed under Rehearsals, Stage Management
Day 7 – Creating Characters
Interviews with Zoya and Iimaan from The Red Shoes cast talking about how they have approached the characters they are playing
Filed under Acting, Film, Rehearsals, Uncategorized
Rehearsals Day 5 – Movement
Movement and dance is a key part of this production. Listen to Ben Moores, the movement director, talk about how he has got the cast up on their feet and dancing!
Filed under Film, Movement, Rehearsals
