The Good Soul of Szechuan written by Bertolt Brecht |
Directed by Patrick Sandford |
Set Designed by Faye Bradley |
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Reviews:
"An extraordinary pair of complementary sets oppose each other from each end of the elongated acting area which divides the audience into roughly equal halves, stalls & balcony on each side of the traverse stage. Faye Bradley's set designs & moving stage machinery is enhanced by the impressive sound-scape from Matt Coombes, whilst incidental music & songs by David Sawyer, superbly played by a small side-orchestra, conducted meticulously by Pamela Rudge, colour the action delightfully."
----- Arthur Duncan for remotegoat.co.uk
"Performed on a traverse stage in the Bristol Old Vic Studio on Faye Bradley’s brilliant industrial street set, the rambling didactic drama was given a vibrancy and energy by the students of the theatre school directed by Patrick Sandford."
---- Harry Mottram for theatrewag.wordpress.com