Artword Theatre main productions from 1993 to 1998
New Choreography by Michael Du Maresq
Dancing Barefoot with Patti
featuring Leanne Dixon, based on Patti Smith’s poetry
April 15-18, 1998
Homo Habilis: Man Good With His Hands
written and performed by Andrew Kelm
March 19-April 4, 1998
Héloise
A new chamber opera in progress
Music by William Beauvais, libretto by Judith Sandiford and Ronald Weihs
December 6 & 7, 1997
Judith Merril’s science fiction classic
Whoever You Are
Written and directed by Ronald Weihs
November 11-30, 1997
The Age of Dorian
a musical adaptation
of Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray
Music and adaption by Greg Morrison
Directed by Sandra Balcovske
May 2-17, 1997
Circus Gothic
Written and performed by Jan Kudelka
March 12-30, 1997
The Lecture
Written and performed
by Linda Brokenshire
Directed by John Turner
April 17-27, 1997
Cu’Fu? (So who did it?)
A Sicilian’s response to life perplexing moments
written and performed by Calogero (Charly) Chiarelli
Directed by Ronald Weihs
April 11-28, 1996 and remounted for
an extended run Sept. 20 – Dec 15, 1996
The 2nd Artword Festival of the Human Voice
How many ways to tell a story?
15 performers, 10 events in double-bills
May 8-18, 1996
Echo and Narcissus:
A mirror for our time
Conceived and directed by Ronald Weihs
Performed by Hedy Minten and Michael Du Maresq
March 21-23, 1996
Me-Klo
(Mon Village)an evening with le groupe Bassan
from Africa’s Ivory Coast
November 7-19, 1995
Chaucer’s Troilus and Criseyde
Scripted and directed by Ronald Weihs
Original music by Timothy Minthorn
June 22-July 9, 1995
The Artword Festival of the Human Voice
How many ways to tell a story?
23 performers, 12 events in double-bills
May 24-June 10, 1995
Women, Gods, Beasts, Love
a theatre piece by cellist Brenda Muller, flautist
Laurie Glencross, actress Randi Helmers
Feb 23-26, 1995
me2
a new theatre work based on short stories by Alberto Moravia
with Mhairi Fyfe, music by Archie Hughes
directed by Ronald Weihs
July 7-24, 1994
Mama Says: You Are What You Do
A musical play written and directed by Ronald Weihs
March 10 to 27, 1994
