Yesterday was First Day for An Accident, the fourth and final show in our 2009/2010 season. It’s a stirring play about recovery and forgiveness written by playwright Lydia Stryk. The cast and crew gathered in the Lounge for some light breakfast and heavy reading, as well as some artistic presentations from our stellar gang of designers. Sound like a morning well spent? Don’t worry if you missed it; I took pictures for the folks at home.
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 The script (and some thematic elements) |
 The door to the Lounge |
 Carol and Jayne check out the design presentations |
 Loads of dramaturgical information |
 Tim and Arwen's scripts |
 Loretta and lighting designer York Kennedy crack each other up |
 Loretta addresses the cast and crew |
 Director Rob Melrose welcomes everyone to the readthrough |
 Set designer Erik Flatmo displays his scenic model |
 Scenic model for An Accident |
 Propmaster Jackie Scott and Sound Designer Sara Huddleston |
 Rob and Lydia discuss the text |
The play was very thought provoking, enjoyable and funny. We, my husband and I, quite enjoyed it. The actors played their parts very convincingly. Great play!
FABULOUS!!! WONDERFUL!!! ENGULFING!!!! I laughed….a lot…. as well as felt the pain and frustration as the actiors played their parts. It was an amazing set that just worked. The facial expressions were the greatest !! It’s a must see show!!!! I am so glad that I did!! Give yourselves a hand!!!!