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THE FUMIDOR

peter-lean

Peter

Bramley

Theatre-maker. Performer. Teacher.

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FUMIDOR FLYER FRNT

The Fumidor tells a cautionary tale of misplaced morality, hypocrisy, the dangers of excess and the search for love. The terrifying legend of a murderer convinces a small town that they should become radically sin-free. When a stranger comes to town, bringing irresistible temptations with him, the facade of the pure and chaste inhabitants begins to crumble, revealing a painfully dark secret.

 

Developed from previous versions "Oink" and "The Tale of Rancor" with kind support from the International Youth Arts Festival, Kingston. It opened at the Barn Theatre Rose Bruford College, then transferred to IYAF Kingston and played for 27 performances at the Warehouse Theatre in Croydon.

 

Cast:

 

Grub - Tom Dunlea

Father Rankensour - Raymi Renee

Granny Dodderspittle - Heather Winstanley

Cankerotti - Geraint Edwards (Barn & IYAF), Peter Bramley (Croydon)

Madame Slacktrout - Penda Fall (Barn), Jessica Pearson (IYAF), Gillian Mackie (Croydon)

Sister Ammonia - Nicolette Minster (Barn & IYAF), Sally McDonald (Croydon)

Lady Snoozemiester - Jill McAusland (Barn & IYAF), Stephanie McGregor (Croydon)

Pierre Parvenu - Joey Hickman (Barn), Ryan Hacker (IYAF), Lewis Matthews (Croydon)

 

 

Director - Peter Bramley

Original Songs by Lucy Egger

Additional music by Joey Hickman

Design - Emma Jesse

Associate Director (Croydon) - Ben Alexander

Technical Team (Croydon) - Joe Brown & Kathryn Delaney

Creative Collaborators - Carolyn Cohagan, Dawn Fleming, Darren Hunsley, Luke Kernaghan,

Erica Roberts, Iain Tidbury & Samantha Wright

"Writer and director Peter Bramley has concocted an enthralling story to keeps his audience genuinely gripped"

 

CROYDON/ WIMBLEDON GUARDIAN

 "The presentation is exuberantly imaginative.This is a show that is enjoyable for the energy and directness of its playing"

 

BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE

"The quality of story-telling here is exemplary"

 

THE STAGE

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