CHARLIE PILGRIM
Have you ever wanted to change the past? Charlie Pilgrim has. And with the prototype of her time machine – The Mobius – ready for a test run, she was hoping to get her chance.
Unfortunately, starting up the machine has accidentally created a closed time loop that adds a new Charlie every twenty-four hours. With the population rising and group dynamics coming into play, things go from Interstellar to Lord of the Flies pretty fast. To save her soul, and prevent the universe from collapsing under the weight of a mounting series of mind bending paradoxes, Charlie is forced to do battle… with herself.
The ATYP Foundation Commissions invest in work for young people to perform. Developed by ATYP and published by Playlab, we are creating a canon of work for young actors aged between 10 and 13. This is your chances to see this exciting new Australian work before it goes on to be performed by schools and youth theatres around the country.
21 Nov to 1 Dec
70 minutes (no interval)
SBW Stables Theatre, 10 Nimrod Street, Kings Cross
Recommended 8+
02 9270 2400
Cast & Creative Team
Cast:
Rose Baird, Maliyan Blair, Stephanie Calia, Aria Ferris, Adelaide Kennedy, Sophie Lewis, Astra Milne, Daisy Millpark, Tobias Purcell, Carmen Rolfe, Callum Macgown, Lucinda Slattery, Noah Sturzaker, Eva Sutherland, Annabelle Szewcow, Mia Williams and Stanley Wills.
Writer
Sam O’Sullivan
Dramaturg
Jane FitzGerald
Director
Jena Prince
Designer
Isabel Hudson
Lighting Design
Emma Lockhart Wilson
Composer/Sound Design
Maddie Hughes
Sound Design Mentor
Steve Francis
Sound Design Mentor
Chrysoulla Markouli
Assistant Director
Abbie-Lee Lewis
Production and Stage Manager
Sorie Bangura
Assistant Stage Manager
Marvin Adler
Image Credit
Actor
Ella May
Photography
Luke Stambouliah
Design
Justin Stambouliah
ATYP is proud to partner with Artology on this production.
Each year one of Artology‘s Fanfare winners is selected to create the sound design for the ATYP Foundation Commission production under the mentorship of award winning composer Steve Francis. The 2018 recipient is Maddie Hughes (WA) and she will help create the score for ATYP’s production Charlie Pilgrim (or a Beginner’s Guide to Time Travel) Working alongside industry experts, her music will be professionally recorded and used for each performance of the season.