ABOUT…

The stage production of The Woman in Black was adapted by Stephen Mallarat from the novel by Susan Hill.
Structured as a play-within-a-play, the cast consists of two men – a young actor/teacher and an older gentleman, Kipps, who is haunted by his past. The two use little more than the power of storytelling in a disused theatre to recreate a ghostly experience that befell Kipps many years before. The actor and Kipps swap roles as the actor portrays Kipps in the series of events which have affected him so deeply, while Kipps acts out the roles of all of the other people he encountered during his journey with the Woman in Black.

It is the second longest running play in London’s West End, after “The Mousetrap” by Agatha Christie.

THE ACTORS Appearing as Kipps is Martin Tedd who has appeared in numerous CDS productions including THE KING AND I in which he played the King.

Appearing as the Actor is Adam Cockerill whose most recent role was Simon Stride in Jekyll and Hyde. Adam has also appeared in productions in The UK, Spain and Russia.

Appearing as the Woman in Black, Nicola Galvin provides a cameo performance.. One of our talented pool of student actors, Nicola has appeared in other notable CDS productions including Jekyll and Hyde and Toad of Toad Hall in which she played Toad. Because of the extraordinary nature of the play, each actor has stated that the experience of bringing THE WOMAN IN BLACK to stage has been one of the most challenging events of their stage careers.

Director/Producer: Paul de Freitas
Set: Leslie Bergstrom
Sounds: James Gibb
Lights: Duncan Kilpatrick
Make-up: Jimmie Deloach

Tickets:
$25 adults
$15 Students 12 and over
(NOT SUITABLE FOR MINORS OR BABES IN ARMS)

Dates:
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
January 29th to February 14th
Curtain at 7:30PM sharp

Call Box office on 938-1998
or
Pay online with a credit card at www.cds.ky
Limited seating and 9 shows only!

2015 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

An Evening Of Reading February 21st

Duets April

Shrek (the musical) May presented by Musicians Limited

100 (the play) June

Rent (the musical) September

Concert October In support of Cayman Hospice Care

NCVO Telethon October

CONTACTS

Chairman Sheree Ebanks 916-2722

Theatre Manager Paul de Freitas 916-6331

Website http://www.cds.ky

Facebook http://www.facebook.com/caydrama

MISSION STATEMENT

The Cayman Drama Society is committed to providing quality live theatre to educate, enrich and entertain, while providing lifelong learning opportunities and fostering creative expression.