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"Night Of The Soul" theatre review.
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THEATRE REVIEW: 'NIGHT OF THE SOUL' On Friday 21st of March 2002, I had the pleasure of watching an excellent play called "Night Of The Soul". It was written by David Farr and was performed by the Year 13 IB Theatre Arts of Uplands School at the Actor's Studio, Georgetown. The play told the story of Joanna, a spirit trapped in a hotel that was built over the bodies of her family, who died in the plague of 1350. Her story emerges gradually as she tells it to the broken-spirited Francis, the first to see and hear her in the 650 years since her death, who is staying in the hotel. There were several highlights to the play. One big highlight is when Joanna finally finds Francis who can actually see, feel and hear her. I feel that this is the 'catalyst' for the play, as it allows Joanna to reveal her story...
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