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Touching The Void // Rehearsals Rehearsals
What happens when you look death squarely in the face, and how do you find the strength to crawl back towards life?
Joe Simpson's memoir Touching the Void, an international bestseller and BAFTA-winning film sensation, charts his struggle for survival on the perilous Siula Grande mountain in the Peruvian Andes in 1985.
The Lyceum’s Artistic Director David Greig brings his award-winning writing skills to the first stage adaptation of this nail-biting adventure, rich in psychodrama and suspense. Artistic Director of Bristol Old Vic, Tom Morris (The Grinning Man, War Horse, Swallows & Amazons), lends his visionary directing style to the show.
A Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, Bristol Old Vic, Royal & Derngate, Northampton & Fuel co-production.
CAST
Fiona Hampton Sarah
Edward Hayter Simon
Patrick McNamee Richard
Josh Williams Joe
CREATIVE TEAM
Writer/adaptor David Greig
Director Tom Morris
Designer Ti Green
Lighting Designer Chris Davey
Composer & Sound Designer Jon Nicholls
Movement Director Sasha Milavic Davies
Casting Director Jill Green CDG/Amy Beadel
Assistant Costume Designer & Costume Supervisor Emma Cains
Assistant Director Evan Lordan
Photography: Geraint Lewis
Images taken at Bristol Old Vic
NAS North Island, 12 February 2011, USMC, HMLAT-303, Atlas, Bell AH-1Y and Z and two UH-1Ys. Who said you had to fly fast jets to fly in close formation? Downtown San Diego provided a nice backdrop to the fly pasts.
Not Touching
The valentine of desire is pasted over my heart
and still we are not touching, like things
In a poorly done still life
where the knife appears to be floating over the plate
which is itself hovering over the table somehow,
the entire arrangement of apple, pear, and wineglass
having forgotten the law of gravity,
refusing to be still,
as if the painter had caught them all
in a rare moment of slow flight
just before they drifted out of the room
through a window of perfectly realistic sunlight.
— Billy Collins
This extraordinary natural stone sphere on the Jogasaki beach was formed by centuries of surf dashing it against the surrounding rocks. It is known as the"Eye of Kannon," or the "Sphere of the World," and is said to symbolize equanimity and compassion for all beings.
My little sister loves animals, just like me, and this is her curious little hand touching the prince :)
A dress I've been touching on the design for a while and finally got my mother to put together. <3 I adore this eyelet cotton so much~ XD I was inspired by deicy/snidel things. Love their collections!
There'll be matching ruffle tulle shorts to go with this. I'm hoping this can be a standard item up for order. :) Though, it'll be best done like a preorder, so my mother can sew in batches.
Will put up a notice when this set is ready. ^^=
I actually posed Mana on a stand and had this in fullshot, but the fabric in the bg was badly wrinkled for lack of ironing. 3: Maybe when I take final shots for this set I'll be able to iron it.
Christmas market in Linz am Rhein, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Additional information:
- Lens: Fujifilm Fujinon XF16-55 mm F2.8 R LM WR [“Prime Zoom“]
- OoC-JPEG
- Film simulation mode: PROVIA
- Exposure mode: A
- Focus: Auto-S
- Handheld