May 25 2005, Wednesday, 7.45pm

‘GRENADA IN THE 1950s…’ BAIN’S PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER, “EFFIE MAY,” DIRECTED BY WALTON &, ‘INSPIRED BY TRADITIONAL CARIBBEAN FOLKLORE’

We are grateful for a press release - which leads with the enticing geographical timing of, ‘Grenada in the 1950s,’ – which we recently received from PR company, Guy Chapman Associates. It is all about the play, “Effie May,” described as, ‘a psychological thriller inspired by traditional Caribbean folklore.’ Effie May was written by the 70-year-old Grenada-born, Allister Bain and is directed by Dawn Walton (who won the first Jerwood Young Directors Award at the Young Vic). The press release describes the play as smouldering, ‘with the heat of Grenada and the clash between two grasping women.’ It then goes on to say, ‘Effie May and her husband Theo become embroiled in events that call into question fidelity, fact and fiction, culminating in a dangerous power struggle and the revelation of dark desires.’
 

So, go along – be enlightened, and discover more!
^MENU A: £10
C: £5
E: (see website)
L: Oval House Theatre (Downstairs Theatre), 52-54 Kennington Oval, London, SE11
N: 020 87582 7680 (box office)
T: Oval (Northern line)
W: http://www.ovalhouse.com/
X: http://www.howtoenjoy.co.uk/countries/grenada.htm
http://www.howtoenjoy.info/interests/1950s.htm
 

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