Jan 25, 2025
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Eric Tucker | Financial Times
He repaired his car with Sellotape and kept his trousers up with rope. But Eric Tucker had a hidden life – painting drinkers, smokers and fa
Adapting work to the stage can be a thrilling experience. As Dave Malloy, creator of the Great Comet of 1812 says, "The most interesting thing about reading ...
Adapting work to the stage can be a thrilling experience. As Dave Malloy, creator of the Great Comet of 1812 says, "The most interesting thing about reading old texts, you know texts that were written a hundred years ago, 500 years ago, thousands of years ago, is how little humans have changed. You know how in all of these classic texts you see these characters doing things and thinking things and saying things that you yourself said just yesterday, or you had friends who did those things as well."
In this episode of “Working in the Theatre,” we explore the process of adaptation in the theatre. With exploration of the amazing work of Kate Hamill and her adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility at Bedlam in 2016 (directed by Eric Tucker) and traveling through the minds of Dave Malloy’s work on War and Peace and Moby Dick (with direction by Rachel Chavkin), we find out what it takes to find a story for the stage, shape it appropriately, and decide what gets left behind.
Since the documentary has been filmed, the productions of Sense and Sensibility and the other productions mentioned by Kate Hamill have opened and closed.
The production of The Great Comet of 1812 on Broadway closed following the filming of this documentary.
Stephan Wolfert’s one-man show, “Cry Havoc!,” explores a surprising psychic space where Shakespeare and military experience intersect.
“One-person shows, come on, those are like hit or miss — and mostly miss,” said Mr. Tucker, the director of “Cry Havoc!” who’s known Mr. Wolfert since their days in graduate school at Trinity Rep Conservatory. “We’re not just doing this as a vet outreach thing. I’m not doing it to put my friend onstage. If it wasn’t good, I wouldn’t put it up.”
Eric Tucker, dubbed the ‘Secret Lowry’, was a former gravedigger who unknown to his friends, painted northern life, from factory to pub.
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