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Our next production is
Dead Man’s Cellphone
by Sarah Ruhl
Director: Duncan Milne
5 - 16 June
Hunched over a bowl of soup at lunch one day, the mousy-looking Jean becomes flustered, then irritated, then quietly outraged as the phone of a man across the way trills insistently. He makes no move to answer, so Jean gingerly approaches, only to find that the man is not afflicted with rudeness but with a mild case of rigor mortis. The phone continues to ring. And as Jean will later say with mournful truth, a ringing phone demands to be answered. So she flips it open.
“Hello?” Pause. A sidelong glance at the guy who failed to fog a spoon. “No, he’s not. Can I take a message?”
An oddball but beguiling comedy from a modern English playwright.
Duncan has been Titirangi Theatre’s technical manager for many years with a flair for creative lighting. He turned to directing two years ago with two successful productions and is currently the scenic construction lead for the Pop-up Globe.
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