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PREVIOUSLY PERFORMED AS PROVENANCE HELPLINE © 2000
An original portrait, staged in The National Gallery, with special thanks to The National Gallery Educational Department for facilitating these performances.
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Modern day |
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Judge |
KEITH
ACKERMAN |
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Cornelia |
JULIA
HART |
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Merchant |
RYAN
SPENCER WILSON |
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Amsterdam, 1656 |
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Rembrandt
van Rijn |
FELIX
PRING |
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Hendrickje
Stoffels |
SARAH
HALL |
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Judge |
KEITH
ACKERMAN |
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Grand
Duke Cosimo III de'Medici |
RYAN
SPENCER WILSON |
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In Artwork Hell |
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Vladimir
Illyich Lenin |
RYAN
SPENCER WILSON |
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Rembrandt
van Rijn |
FELIX
PRING |
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Hendrickje
Stoffels |
SARAH
HALL |
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Amsterdam, 1941 |
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Meneer Van
Rijn |
FELIX
PRING |
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Mevrouw Van Rijn |
SARAH
HALL |
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Cornelia |
JULIA
HART |
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Oberleutnant Kaufmann |
RYAN SPENCER WILSON |
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The Voice of Provenance Helpline |
LOUISA
GUMMER |
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CREATIVE TEAM |
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Director/
Design/ Lighting Design |
VALERIE
KANEKO-LUCAS |
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Assistant
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CHARLOTTE
CARNE |
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Playwright/
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JIM
GROVER |
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Keith Ackerman (Judge, Modern day and Judge, 1656) London born Keith has been a professional actor for the past 4 years and has many stage, film and TV credits to his name, including portraying Edward Heath in Jim Grover's Kissinger and Tell. He is bizarrely a regular in a Ghanaian soap and can currently be seen on Australian and New Zealand TV getting sunk in a ship in a rum advert!
Louisa Gummer (Voice of Provenance Helpline) Louisa works as an actor & a voice-over. As well as echoing through the National Gallery this evening, her voice can be heard in places as diverse as Stockholm's Moderna Museet, the Stuttgart Citybus tour and inside an MRI scanner. Louisa recently portrayed an ice-cream-wielding fantasy Margaret Thatcher, again for Naked Theatre.
Sarah Hall (Hendrickje Stoffels/ Mevrouw Van Rijn) trained at ArtsEd London. Theatre includes 'Spare' at The New Diorama; 'Mind The Gap' at The Blue Elephant; 'Romeo and Juliet at The Riverhouse; 'Sometimes Looking Up' at The Space; 'Fulfill Me Fullt Phill' a The New Diorama; 'The Twelfth Night' at Brighton Fringe; 'The Woyzeck' at The New Diorama; 'When The Fallen Sang' at St Giles in the Field; 'A Certain Minor Light' at Wimbledon Studios and 'Ego of the Yogi' at The Steiner Theatre.
Julia Hart (Cornelia/ Cornelia van Rijn) As a recent graduate from the Acting and Global Theatre course at Regents University, Julia is delighted to be a part of Naked Theatre's production of Play to the Gallery. She is hoping to further develop her experience in this industry and performing in the Sainsbury Wing Theatre is an excellent opportunity.
Felix Pring (Rembrandt van Rijn/ Meneer van Rijn) Trained at City Lit. Theatre includes Lear and his Daughters, Measure for Measure, Much Ado About Nothing, Man on the Moon, Love in the Insecurity Zone. Musicals:- The Bovary Tale, The Country Wife. Film:- The Resides Last Kill, I Know What I'm Doing, Villains - TV:- Sinister Ministers
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 Charlotte Carne (Assistant director/ Stage Manager) is a recent graduate of Regents University's Acting and Global Theatre course. During her training Charlotte studied and worked in the United States. Charlotte is thrilled to be back with Naked Theatre, having worked as Assistant Director/ Stage Manager/ Technical Operator for Kissinger and Tell. |
 Jim Grover (Playwright, Producer, Casting Director). Performed full-length works include Glass Hero, Provenance Helpline, The Opposite of Show Business and, most recently, Kissinger and Tell; shorts include Oil Paint Doesn't Wash Out, Changes, Angel Hair, Pictures in Babcia's Head. TV- London's Scariest Mysteries (research and performance for The Monocled Dandy); for radio, an adaptation of Changes. |
 Valerie Kaneko-Lucas trained as a director and designer at Sherman Theatre Cardiff and Theatre Die Raben in Bonn. Created work for Welsh National Opera, Hijinx Theatre, National Theatre and created Shakespeare Comes to Palestine for the British Council touring production to the West Bank. In a long-standing collaboration with Jim Grover, directed Oil Paint Doesn't Wash Out, Provenance Helpline, The Opposite of Show Business and Kissinger and Tell. She is Programme Director for Theatre and Performance at Regent's University, London. |
NAKED THEATRE produced
Provenance Helpline (Royal Academy of Arts; the Etcetera Theatre co-production
with Rite2Stage): Glass Hero (Edinburgh Festivals EIIF co-production; The White Bear, co-production with
London Live!): The Opposite of Show Business: Kissinger and Tell.
Aknowledgements
NAKED THEATRE gratefully acknowledge the support
of Regent's University London, Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.
www.regents.ac.uk.
We would like to offer our sincere
thanks to:
The National Theatre (costume
hire)
Audio-Visual (NG)
Visitor Engagement (NG)
Timothy Searle-Barnes
(flyer/poster design and printing)
Tim O'Grady
Steve Gilmour (Production
Assistant)
Eileen Cottis
Teresa Grover
