dickens\' \"nicholas nickleby\" a crowd pleaser

Nicholas nickby of Ray LONDON (
Hollywood Reporter)-
David Edgar trimmed his nine.
Hour 1982 Tony Award
The plays won according to Charles Dickens\'s life and adventure by Nicholas nickliby are divided into two digestible parts, but they should please the audience equally.
The work revived the Chichester Drama Festival and traveled to Toronto in February, losing scenes and lots of original music but equally interesting.
A 27-member talented actor, several playing multiple roles, while reproducing the story of a young man trying to walk in the often cold and ruthless 19th-century England in the world, as interesting as the audience. As Tony-
Director Jonathan Church and Philip Franks created a great spinning epic with Swift
Before entering a scene, characters move quickly as they tell their episodes.
Simon higlet\'s atmospheric design has been greatly helped by Mark Jonathan\'s lights and Matt McKenzie\'s sound, so that even if the characters talk to each other in overlapping conversations, clarity will not
The enthusiasm of the players matches the skill of creating an entertainment that establishes the cruelty of this period while maintaining an optimism that is not over-taintedsentimentality.
Young Nicholas (Daniel Weyman)
After the death of his poor father, he began to take responsibility for his family.
His sister Kate. Hannah Yelland)
Their mother turned to unscrupulous but wealthy uncle Ralph nickby (David Yelland)
For help, he sent the boy to a dirty school in the north to work for the abandoned while forcing the girl to work with the tailor.
Nicholas had a dirty operation at school and adopted a more or less named Smike (David Dawson).
Against the cruelty of Mr. principal. Squeers (Pip Donaghy)
They ran away and joined a troupe.
In a story involving a potential marriage partner of Nicholas and Kate, there are many encounters with brightly colored Dickens-style characters, in addition to the vast legacy gained by thefts, Leki, and a rich conspiracy of uncles
All the performers performed well, but Dawson was an unforgettable blacksmith, and David Yelan was a very elegant villain, and Richard Bremer provided an indelible portrait of the knuckles
Excellent clerk, Newman Noggs. Both three-
The part of the hour is worth a visit, although the first show is probably the most interesting, and the end is an interesting spoof \"Romeo and Juliet\", performed by a troupe, hope to make the audience too happy.
Shakespeare, like Dickens, can almost survive.
Actor: Daniel Weiman Smith: Mr. David Dawson
Squeers/Mr. Sang Eagle: Mrs. donagee in the picture. Squeers/Mrs.
Ronnie Roberts: Zoe Weitz Kate nickby: Hannah yellow and Mrs.
Jonathan corriby: David Yeland Newman Noggs: Richard Bremer playwright: David Edgar;
Based on the novel of Charles Dickens
Director: Philip Franks Jonathan Church;
Set Designer: Simon shigerlet
Lighting Designer: Mark Jonathan
Voice Designer: Matt McKenzie
Sports: Shana Morris;
Music/lyrics: Stephen Oliver.