Imaginationship
Performed on Sunday through Tuesday each week.
“Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. 59-year-old Ginnie attempts to seduce her unrequited love, the nymphomaniac Brenda. Attila is from Hungary but has ended up scraping an existence in Yarmouth – and pursues Melody, who is obsessed with her cold and distant evening-class tutor, Tony. Power-plays and relationships clash until a seduction too far leads to mass murder. Set in a marginalised Brexit town, IMAGINATIONSHIP explores obsession, sex addiction, and the devastating effect of imbalanced relationships, not least between immigrants and locals, London and the regions.” – Finborough ad copy, 2018
Cast & Crew
Cast
| Attila | Bart Suavek |
|---|---|
| Baz Canham | John Sackville |
| Brenda Sullivan | Patience Tomlinson |
| Gediminas | Atilla Akinci |
| Ginnie Atkins | Jilly Bond |
| Melody | Joanna Bending |
| Tony | Rupert Wickham |
Crew | |
| Designer | Tara Marricdale |
| Director | Tricia Thorns |
| Lighting Design | Richard Haines |
| Sound Design | Eugene Sully |
| Presented in association with | Neil McPherson |
- Added by John Sackville, last modified by Jared William.
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Play description
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. 59-year-old Ginnie attempts to seduce her unrequited love, the nymphomaniac Brenda. Attila is from Hungary but has ended up scraping an existence in Yarmouth – and pursues Melody, who is obsessed with her cold and distant evening-class tutor, Tony. Power-plays and relationships clash until a seduction too far leads to mass murder. Set in a marginalised Brexit town, IMAGINATIONSHIP explores obsession, sex addiction, and the devastating effect of imbalanced relationships, not least between immigrants and locals, London and the regions. – Finborough ad copy, 2018
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