We went to one of the matinee performances this afternoon as audience and loved it! I was moved to tears by the beautiful performances more than once. To hear my research come to life in a character telling the story was quite overwhelming. The Cuban Nanny played by Misri Dey could not have been better imagined or played and my story of Mary Angove Gill was beautifully portrayed by Mandy Rolleston who brought Mary to life just as I had imagined. The whole performance was wonderful, truly a celebration of lives lived, and I give you here the whole event in pictures.Click on any photo for detail and the caption.
Misri as Maria, our Guide
Sophie Everett played by Gail
Singing Black and Gold
Mary Angove Gill leaving the audience
Children playing
The Swindells Sisters
Singing March of the Women
Dmitri Nabokov played by Terry Hedges with compassion. made me cry.
Singing Carn Brea Lullaby, words by Avril Nicholls and music composed by Claire Ingleheart
Arminel. played by the wonderful Becca Hulbert
Showing the photos
In reflective mood
Maria and Agnes Knights
Singing The May Carol
Singing The Lark
Granny Catherine and her Saffron buns
Misri, our Guide handing out the Saffron buns
Benny
Peter Renfree and his conscience
The Soldiers
Singing One and All
The Dust Girls’ blanket
The Dust girls
The Children
St Clement’s cake for tea in the Church
Heart Scones made by Ti for a cream tea
