Owners
“Be clean, be quick, be top, be best”
Her husband wants her dead, but Marion’s too busy to notice. With the London housing market booming, she spots a chance to make a killing of her own by flipping a house. There’s just one problem – the current tenants are her closest friends. Undeterred, she hatches a plan and makes them an offer they can’t refuse. A deal is done, and an exchange is made. But is the price worth paying?
Fifty years on from its premiere, Artistic Director Stella Powell-Jones directs this timely revival of Caryl Churchill’s wickedly funny first play about power, property, and possession.
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Alec | Ryan Donaldson |
|---|---|
| Alec’s Mother | Pearl Marsland |
| Clegg | Mark Huckett |
| Lisa | Boadicea Ricketts |
| Marion | Laura Doddington |
| Mrs Arlington | Laura Woodhouse |
| Worsley | Tom Morley |
Crew | |
| Assistant Designer | Natalie Johnson |
| Assistant Director | Aida Rocci |
| Casting Director | Marc Frankum |
| Casting Director | Marc Frankum |
| Costume Designer | Cat Fuller |
| Costume Supervisor | Agata Odolczyk |
| Director | Stella Powell-Jones |
| Fight Director | Enric Ortuño |
| Intimacy Director | Robbie Taylor Hunt |
| Lighting Designer | Chuma Emembolu |
| Production Carpenter | Tom Baum |
| Production Carpenter Assistant | Toby Molyneux |
| Production Manager | Lucy Mewis-McKerrow |
| Production Technician | Misha Mah |
| Prop Maker | Jones Props and FX |
| Scenic Artist | Kristina Debenham |
| Scenic Artist | Alice Neale |
| Scenic Artist | Heather Smith |
| Scenic Artist | Paul Thompson |
| Set Designer | Cat Fuller |
| Set Electrics | Edward Callow |
| Sound Co-designer | Sasha Howe |
| Sound Co-designer | Max Pappenheim |
| Stage Manager | Amos Clarke |
| Writer | Caryl Churchill |
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Play description
Her husband wants her dead, but Marion’s too busy to notice. With the London housing market booming, she spots a chance to make a killing of her own by flipping a house. There’s just one problem – the current tenants are her closest friends. Undeterred, she hatches a plan and makes them an offer they can’t refuse. A deal is done, and an exchange is made. But is the price worth paying?
Photo credits
- Marketing image by Jermyn Street Theatre, Granted permission to upload to Theatricalia
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