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Past productions at
Wellington Repertory Theatre
Possible Worlds
by John Mighton
Directed by Dan Ashworth
There have been a lot of strange murders in Ontario.
Inspector Berkley, an experienced cop, finds himself baffled
when he cannot fathom the motive behind them. Solving this case will involve
thinking outside the square and exercising the mind. This play will also
exercise the mind of the audience as they watch George Barber, a polite
pleasant young man, with what seems to be quite a brain, struggle to make a
lasting impression on Joyce with whom he wants to share his world. But what
sort of world?
There are of course, many possibilities.
He likes the beach, she is quite a swimmer yet there relationship is a little too fluid.
With simple, yet compelling dialogue playwright John
Mighton takes us into the dilemma of a philosophy, into possibilities, dark and
light while following the ebb and flow relationship of the two lovers.
The play uses parallel narratives to speculate about
the questions of identity, and the role of imagination in love. All becomes
clearer once the rain has fallen. Well, very possibly!
This is no silly love story. Guaranteed cerebral!
Wednesday 18 April
– Saturday 21
April 2007 at 8pm
Wednesday 25 April
– Saturday 28
April 2007 at 8pm
Newtown
Community Centre Theatre
Corner Rintoul and Colombo Streets, Newtown
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