Chapters (8)
Costume Supervisor
Sue Coates
Wardrobe Mistress
Lesley Huckstepp
Production Photography
John Haynes
Rehearsal Photography
Charlie Crane
Poster Design
Sightlines
For Out of Joint
Producer
Graham Cowley
Tour Marketing
Margred Pryce
for Mollison Consulting
London Marketing
Guy Chapman Associates
Press
Cameron Duncan PR
Administrator
Suzannah Bedford
Admin and Marketing Assistant
Alice Lascelles
Production credits: GB Lucky Bag Co. Ltd, Addison Ward – Guys Hospital, In the Lap of the Gods, Love Muscle @ The Fridge, Astral Club, Sainsburys, JVC Electronics, Jessops Photographic.
With thanks to: Rema Horton
MARK RAVENHILL (Writer)
Mark Ravenhill’s first full-length play, Shopping and Fucking, was produced by Out of Joint and the Royal Court Theatre and opened at the Theatre Upstairs at The Ambassador’s in September 1996 prior to a national tour. It transferred to the West End in June 1997 prior to an international tour, and opened in New York in January 1998. It has subsequently been produced all over the world. Other works include Faust is Dead (Actors Touring Company), Sleeping Around (Paines Plough) and Handbag (Actors Touring Company) for which he won an Evening Standard Award.
PAUL ARDITTI (Sound Designer)
Paul has been designing for theatre since 1983. He currently combines his post as Head of Sound at the Royal Court Theatre in London (for whom he has designed more than forty productions) with regular freelance projects. For the Royal Court Theatre, Paul’s designs include: Some Voices, Pale Horse, Mojo, The Weir, The Kitchen, Rat in the Skull, Hysteria, Attempts On Her Life, Never Land, Blasted, Cleansed, Real Classy Affair, The Glory of Living, Toast and Lift Off. Out of Joint work includes: The Steward of Christendom, Shopping and Fucking, Blue Heart and Our Lady of Sligo (co-production with the Royal National Theatre). Other recent work includes: Hamlet and The Tempest (Royal Shakespeare Company); The Weir, Via Dolorosa and Lonesome West (Broadway); Doctor Dolittle and Hay Fever (West End). Paul won a Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Sound Design in 1992 for Four Baboons Adoring the Sun at the Lincoln Center, New York, and was nominated again last year for his work on Simon McBurney’s acclaimed production of The Chairs.
RUSSELL BARR (Tim)
Trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. Theatre work includes: the Out of Joint world tour and West End production of Shopping and Fucking; The Trial directed by Robin Wilson; The Barber of Seville directed by Caroline Hall; The Night I Grooved (Citizens Theatre); Stiff directed by Caroline Hall. Also: Voices From Spain at the Royal Court Theatre Upstairs. Film work includes: The Slab Boys (Skreba Films); Regeneration (Shellshocked Films); Land Girls (Skreba Films) and The Match (Propaganda Films). Other work includes Casualty for BBC television and Confessions of a Justified Sinner for Radio Four.