PATIENT FILE: DOLORES DE LA LUZ CALDERÓN.
YOUNG WOMAN. FOUND WANDERING ALONE IN THE DESERT.
DELUSIONS CONCERNING THE PHONE.
PERSISTENTLY A RESTLESS CASE.
A rainy afternoon twenty years ago. Somewhere between Barcelona and Zaragoza. A young Mexican woman named Lola comes in to use the phone after her car has broken down. At least this is what she tells the people she meets inside.
The Finn-Brit Players invite you on a madness-provoking journey into a place where the most innocent request is met with suspicion and concern. After all, if you alone knew the truth, how could you convince anyone else of what was real? How could you convince yourself? After enough time, anyone would go crazy.
“Phones, phones, phones... Sometimes I get the feeling that we are nothing but phones anymore, we people. Do you ever feel like that?”
Written and directed by Jarkko Mikkola.
CAST
Lola – Sarah Puukka
Sempronio – Kheba Touray
Dr Ortega – Ann-Marie Walsh
Humilio – Dish Eldishnawy
The play is inspired by the short story Sólo vine a hablar por teléfono by Gabriel García Márquez from his collection Doce cuentos peregrinos.
PERFORMANCES at the NoName Theatre
Sun 12 June at 7 pm
Tues 14 June at 7 pm
Weds 15 June at 7 pm
Thurs 16 June at 7 pm
Fri 17 June at 7 pm
Sat 18 June at 7 pm
TICKETS
16.00€ – standard admission
12.80€ – Concessions (students, retired, military/civil service, unemployed)
12.80€ – FBP, FINNBRIT, MEETUP & Internations members
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Cecily Harrington has led a staid and proper existence. After winning a large amount of money in a sweepstake she desperately yearns for a life of adventure.
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Educating Rita by Willy Russell is a charming, funny, surprisingly-profound modern-take on the Pygmalion myth. It is the story of Rita, a young working-class woman in 1980s Liverpool, who decides that she wants to study literature: she doesn’t want to just change channels when the ballet or the opera comes on the telly and say “That’s fuckin’ rubbish”. She takes an extracurricular literature course with Frank, an embittered lecturer, as her tutor. During the course of a year, and the play, they both grow, and grow together, and grow apart. The play was originally a great success with Julie Walters in the lead role, and was made into a movie with her and Michael Caine.
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