 Director Graham Butler Assistant Director Sam Barbot-Freeman Cast Mark Vinson as The Exile Tim Croton as Karnak Dominique as Penny 11 Gill Butler as Doctor Hilde Medzavorian Amanda Lockerbie as Jet Turbo Louise Pitcher as Sergeant Dietrich & Shock Trooper 2 Tania Rahman as Corporal Langtry & Shock Trooper 3 Gina Yiannis as Private Allen Brian Butler as Dr. Enrico Costigan Michael Louca as Deathbane Matt Myers as The High Judiciary & Shock Trooper 1 Leanne Butler as Liselle Rawle Ramnath as The Chimera |
Vox Dei20th-22nd March 2003 at
The Braithwaite, Croydon Clocktower A mysterious Time Traveller......
Exiled from his people...... His name stripped from him...... Immortal........ For all of human history he has walked among us, until finally, escaping into time and space ....... Vox Dei was the first production performed as an original Dr. Who production by the Battered Suitcase Theatre Company at the New Theatre Royal in Portsmouth, April 2001. We are told it was a storming success with both Sci-Fi and non Sci-Fi fans alike. When EXIT decided to look for a suitable Sci-Fi play to stage, the prospect of anything Dr Who-ish was irresistible. What impressed us about the play is that the writer has managed to link elements of Sci-Fi that makes it an endearing genre to us, the dead-pan seriousness with which the actors deliver frankly ridiculous lines, the hanging on to the set and shaking about to denote a problem with the thrusters and the bunch of misfits with the 'never say die' attitude, to name but a few elements. Alongside excellent 'baddies' and a plot that races forward with a frightening momentum.
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Comments taken from Croydon Guardian Review 26th March 2003
SF TALE IS OUT OF THIS WORLD
“The Exit Theatre Company gave a stellar performance….. ”.
“…..Very different and very ambitious by bringing science-fiction to the Live stage”.
“The play combines live action with amazing CGI sequences giving a new dimention to live performance”.
Comments taken from Croydon Advertiser Review 28th March 2003 by Donald Madgwick
“A rattling tale of derring do……… derived from an amalgam of classic Sci fi yarns. I found a wary respect growing for Amanda Lockerbie’s raging feminist, Captain Jet Turbo, whom I would think twice about crossing over a domestic tiff, much less a matter of life and death”.
“Mark Vinson, armed only with his trademark golf putter and a modest aplomb worthy of Hugh Grant, fought off a fierce Michael Louca as the War Chief, Deathbane, and his soulless killing machine, the Chimera, played with snarling frenzy by Rawle Ramnath”.
SF TALE IS OUT OF THIS WORLD
“The Exit Theatre Company gave a stellar performance….. ”.
“…..Very different and very ambitious by bringing science-fiction to the Live stage”.
“The play combines live action with amazing CGI sequences giving a new dimention to live performance”.
Comments taken from Croydon Advertiser Review 28th March 2003 by Donald Madgwick
“A rattling tale of derring do……… derived from an amalgam of classic Sci fi yarns. I found a wary respect growing for Amanda Lockerbie’s raging feminist, Captain Jet Turbo, whom I would think twice about crossing over a domestic tiff, much less a matter of life and death”.
“Mark Vinson, armed only with his trademark golf putter and a modest aplomb worthy of Hugh Grant, fought off a fierce Michael Louca as the War Chief, Deathbane, and his soulless killing machine, the Chimera, played with snarling frenzy by Rawle Ramnath”.