#adam cork

[nairmillos]

El editor de libros (2016)

Es extraño cómo una película como El editor de libros, en cuyo reparto podemos encontrar a Jude Law, Colin Firth y Nicole Kidman ha tenido tan poco éxito. El tono y el ritmo de la película, así como tocar un tema tan poco de moda y alejado de la modernidad como la figura de los correctores en la literatura. Si además la trama se centra en Thomas Wolfe, un personaje nada atractivo para congeniar…

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[miodesblog]

Finally I discover it’s out! I’m not generally a lover of musicals- but this is one of the best. Set in Ipswich, it follows the story of the local community, caught up in the horrific events and media attention that followed the murders of prostitutes in the area. Directed by Rufus Norris/ Score by Adam Cork. All the words were generated through interviews with the locals and used Verbatim by pioneer of the form, Alecky Blythe.

[statesofexception]

Alecky Blythe/Adam Cork — ‘It Could Be Him’ (excerpt) from London Road (Rufus Norris, 2015)

[clumsy-thespian-blog]

London Road- Alecky Blythe & Adam Cork

In September I will be returning to University to begin my 3rd year studying Drama, during first term we will be working on a performance module.My group will be working on London Road by Alecky Blythe and Adam Cork, this is a verbatim play that has also been released as a film. I was really excited when i realised this was what I would be working on as it is about my hometown and a horrible group of events that happened when i was a child; it is about the Steve Wright Murders, also known as the Suffolk strangler. 5 prostitutes were killed in the weeks leading up to Christmas in 2006 and it shook the town, the play is about how the town dealt with it. 

I am currently researching the play and surrounding information whilst preparing an MP3 file of my singing in preparation for casting.

[firstnightdesign]

Archive Review • NO MAN’S LAND • Duke of York’s Theatre • 2008 Spooner: You are in no man’s land. Which never moves, which never changes, which never grows older, but which remains forever, icy and silent.

[thelowdownunder]

London Road Trailer Tom Hardy. In A Musical. With Olivia Coleman. Take My Money. Synopsis: Based on the National Theatre’s highly acclaimed verbatim musical directed by Rufus Norris, which he now directs as a feature film, LONDON ROAD documents an incident from 2006, when the town of Ipswich was shattered by the discovery of the bodies of five women.