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Harry Potter actress Jessie Cave to star in classic ghost story MARY ROSE at Riverside Studios

Midnight (12am) present in association with Darbourne Luff the DogOrange production of
Mary Rose
A ghost story by J M Barrie
Director Matthew Parker
Composer/Musical Director Maria Haik Escudero 
Set Design Cherry Truluck
Lighting Design Gary Bowman
Sound Design Mike Thacker and Andy Graham 

Costume Design Penelope Watson 

A visually stunning production of the classic ghost story by Peter Pan author J. M. Barrie, Mary Rose will feature Harry Potter actress Jessie Cave in the title role. 

This beautifully haunting production, directed by Matthew Parker and featuring original music composed by Maria Haik Escudero and performed live, plays a five-week season at Studio 3, Riverside Studios, from Wednesday March 28 - Saturday April 28. 

The press night is Friday 30 March at 7.30pm

In a Sussex manor house a ghost keeps watch, yearning for the return of her beloved boy. In the whispering waters surrounding the Hebrides, spirits keep vigil over a mysterious island. 

Mary Rose is a supernatural story of love, lost innocence and the parallel world where our departed ones are still present, just beyond reach. DogOrange is proud to present an exciting and eerily beautiful feast for the eyes and ears. 

The ensemble cast of 16, including a chorus of eight spirits, features Joanna Watt, Charlie Kerson, Nicholas Hoad, Phil Bishop, Alec Gray, Sally Preston, Philippa George, Ariel Harrison and Maya Thomas, with more to be announced.

Jessie Cave
Jessie Cave played Lavender Brown in the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Parts 1 and 2. In 2009 she made her West End debut, playing Thomasina in a revival of Tom Stoppard's Arcadia at the Duke of York's Theatre. In 2011 she won an Off-West End stage award for her performance in Lou Ramsden's Breed at Theatre 503 and created www.pindippy.com, a home for her comedy sketches and illustrations. She can next be seen in series 2 of Simon Amstell's Grandma's House for BBC and in Mike Newell's film adaptation of Great Expectations, playing Biddy. Her one-woman show Bookworm hits Edinburgh Festival this summer.

Mary Rose premiered on stage in London in 1910, when it was seen by a young Alfred Hitchcock. Years later, as a critically acclaimed movie director, he asked Jay Presson Allen to write a screenplay after she finished the script for Hitchcock's 1964 hit, Marnie. But he was under contract to Universal Pictures, who chose not to film it. 

Mia Farrow played the title role on Broadway in the 1970s.

DogOrange Theatre was formed in 2009 by Director Matthew Parker to present imaginative retellings of classic stories and flights of fancy. DogOrange’s debut production was Matthew’s own adaptation of the Chekhov short story Ward No.6 which played at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2009 garnering 4-star 
reviews and a Best Ensemble nomination at The Stage Awards for Acting 
Excellence.

Mary Rose is suitable for ages 11+

Producers: Midnight (12am) association with Darbourne Luff present the DogOrange production

Mary Rose

STUDIO 3
Riverside Studios
Crisp Road, 
Hammersmith, 
London
W6 9RL
 
Box Office: 020 8237 1111

Wednesday 28 March -Saturday 28 April
  
Tuesday - Saturday 
at 7.30pm
Matinees Thursday & Saturday at 2.30pm

Tickets: £17.50 (£15.00 concs)

Reduced Price Previews 
Wednesday 28 at 7.30pm
& Thursday 29 March
at 2.30pm & 7.30pm
all seats £15.00

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