The Real Inspector Hound And Other Plays
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The cast was as follows: FOOT Clive BarkerHOLMES Malcolm IngramHARRIS Stephen MooreTHELMA Prunella ScalesMOTHER Josephine TewsonDirected by Geoffrey Reeves SCENE A room. Early evening.
The only light is that which comes through the large window which is facing the audience. The street door is in the same upstage wall. There is another door on each side of the stage, leading to the rest of the flat.
The central ceiling light hangs from a long flex which disappears up into the flies. The lampsh...ade itself is a heavy metal hemisphere, opaque, poised about eight feet from the floor.
A yard or more to one side (Stage L), and similarly hanging from the flies, is a fruit basket attractively overflowing with apples, oranges, bananas, pineapple, and grapes. The cord or flex is tied round the handle of the basket.
It will become apparent that the light fixture is on a counterweight system; it can be raised or lowered, or kept in any vertical position, by means of the counterbalance, which in this case is a basket of fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cast was as follows: FOOT Clive BarkerHOLMES Malcolm IngramHARRIS Stephen MooreTHELMA Prunella ScalesMOTHER Josephine TewsonDirected by Geoffrey Reeves SCENE A room. Early evening.
The only light is that which comes through the large window which is facing the audience. The street door is in the same upstage wall. There is another door on each side of the stage, leading to the rest of the flat.
The central ceiling light hangs from a long flex which disappears up into the flies. The lampsh...ade itself is a heavy metal hemisphere, opaque, poised about eight feet from the floor.
A yard or more to one side (Stage L), and similarly hanging from the flies, is a fruit basket attractively overflowing with apples, oranges, bananas, pineapple, and grapes. The cord or flex is tied round the handle of the basket.
It will become apparent that the light fixture is on a counterweight system; it can be raised or lowered, or kept in any vertical position, by means of the counterbalance, which in this case is a basket of fruit.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoppard, Tom to read onlineMoreLess
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