Английская Википедия:Fifth Estate Theatre Company

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The Fifth Estate Theatre Company was based at the Netherbow Theatre in Edinburgh, Scotland.[1][2] The company was established by Allan Sharpe and Sandy Neilson, performing 26 productions between 1990 and 1996.[3][4] Fifth Estate won several awards and received much popular and critical acclaim.[4] The company toured many of their productions to theatres around the United Kingdom, including Hampstead Theatre, Perth Theatre, Dundee Repertory Theatre and the Tron Theatre in Glasgow.[1]

Documents relating to Fifth Estate have been archived at the National Library of Scotland.[4]

Productions

The company's main productions were:

  • The Blasphemer by George Rosie, (1990).
  • Buchan of Tweedsmuir by Trevor Royle, (1991).
  • Carlucco and the Queen of Hearts by George Rosie, (1991).
  • The Archive of Countess D, adapted by Allan Sharpe from the short story by Alexis Apukhtine, (1991).
  • We, Charles XII by Bernard Da Costa, translated and adapted by Allan Sharpe, (1991).
  • The Jesuit by Donald Campbell, (1992).[5]
  • The Ballachulish Beat by Cecil P Taylor, (1992).[6][7]
  • Country Dance by James Kennaway, (1992).
  • Kepler by Robert Forrest, (1992).
  • Seven Characters Out of the Dream by Joan Ure, (1992).
  • Lambrusco Nights by Kathleen Crombie, (1992).
  • The Consul of Butterflies by Bernard Da Costa, translated and adapted by Lorna Irvine, (1992).[8]
  • Where Love Steps In, (La Serva Amorosa) by Carlo Goldoni, translated and adapted by Antonia Stott and Marjory Greig (1992/1993).[9]
  • The Ould Fella by Donald Campbell, (1993).
  • The Straw Chair by Sue Glover, (1993).[10]
  • The Last of the Lairds by Allan Sharpe, from the novel by John Galt, (1993).[11]
  • The Scapegoat by C B Paton, (1993).
  • The Burgher’s Tale by Allan Sharpe, (1994).[12][13][14]
  • It Had To Be You by George Rosie, (1994).
  • Lucia by Robert Forrest, (1994).[15]
  • Playing Sarajevo by Allan Sharpe, (1995).[16][17]
  • Nancy Sleekit by Donald Campbell, (1995).
  • Howard’s Revenge by Donald Campbell, (1995).
  • The Albright Fellow by Stanley Eveling, (1995-6).
  • Nova by Robert Forrest, (1996).
  • Better Days, Better Knights by Stanley Eveling, (no date).

References

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