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No Why

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Drama - Play

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1964/JUL/02

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No Why -------- Barry Kay Archive, all stage production data for 'No Why' completed






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John Schlesinger
Royal Shakespeare Company
Aldwych Theatre, London
Performed as part of "Expeditions One"
Première

Servant 1: Mary Allen
Henry, Father: Tony Church
Eleanor, Mother: June Jago
Servant 2: Wyn Jones
Amy, Aunt: Caroline Maud
Sarah, Aunt: Elizabeth Spriggs
Max, Cousin: John Steiner
Jacob, Son: Garry Van de Peer
Gregory, Grandfather: Ken Wynne

John Robert Whiting

A) - A child eventually commits suicide - Source

B) - The action of the play takes place in an attic.
Jacob has been locked in the attic because he has
been a naughty boy. Henry, Jacob's father, Eleanor,
his mother, Max, his cousin, Sarah and Amy, his aunts,
and finally Gregory, his grandfather, all arrive in the
attic to reason with the boy to try to make him say he
is sorry for what he has done. All their attempts fail,
and in failing they reveal themselves in their true light.
The family returns to an informal party, leaving the boy
once again alone with his sin. - Source

RSC Performance Code NOY196407


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