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PostScript Theatre was formed in 1997 by Derek Benfield. Our policy is to produce entertaining, modern plays and to tour the UK with them. ALL ALONE – New York International Fringe Festival 2007
A man uses the anonymity of internet chat rooms to feed his perversions and sexual inadequacies; exposing the inner workings of a debauched mind that sits within the deepest horror of consciousness. A character that is so depraved we could never imagine anything worse. It is only when we, the audience, think we have seen the very essence of evil, can we be moved to imagine that things could be worse.
Debauched? Evil? Anyone want to chat?
All Alone was selected "Best of the Fest" by The Stage, 5 Stars from UK Theatre Web and "Pick of the Fringe" by Attitude at the 2005 Edinburgh Fringe, and then went on to the Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival, where Gene was nominated for The Oscar Wilde Award for Outstanding Achievement in New Writing for Theatre 2006
NEW YORK
The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC) is the largest multi-arts festival in North America, with more than 200 companies from all over the world performing for 16 days in more than 20 venues – that's a total of more than 1300 performances!
The dates for FringeNYC 2007 are Friday, August 10th through Sunday, August 26th, 2007. Performances will be from 2pm to Midnight on weekdays, and Noon to Midnight on weekends.
ALL ALONE, directed by Jessica Beck; featuring Andrew Barron and Matthew Flacks will be staged at Theatre503, London on the 11th August 2007 at 8pm before it transfers to an off-Broadway theatre in New York for the international festival.
To book tickets for the London show please call Theatre503 Box Office 020 79787040 or email info@theatre503.com
The New York production of ALL ALONE was made possible by the generous donations of the following people. On behalf of PostScript Theatre and Gene David Kirk, we thank them for their support to production and acknowledge them here with respect and gratitude.
Angels for All Alone:
James Hughes, Damian Beynon, Jacqueline and Alan Stanton, Ellis and Anne Artus, Chris Lee, Ken Christiansen, Malcolm and Pamela Jones, Guy Chapman, Christine and Christopher Dunn, Caroline Steinbeis, Simon Barnes, Iris and Christopher Bartle, Alexandra Stroud, Peter Howarth, Patti, Mick and Aidan Coyle, Maisie Alice-Rose Bateman, Graham Russell, Frances and Robert Iles, RAFTA, Kate Lambert, Sarah Pollard, Jane Claire, Gillian Plowman, Rachel Wagstaff, Kerry Myerson, Sheila Foster, Julia and Myles Howles, Grahame Jones and Adelphi Theatre, Innsworth.
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