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The Last Voyage of Donald Crowhurst by Eric Rose and David van Belle has been short listed for the 2016 Alberta Literary Awards
The Last Voyage of Donald Crowhurst won six Betty Mitchell Awards at this year's ceremony!
Outstanding Production (with our partners Alberta Theatre Projects Vicki Stroich & Vanessa Porteous )
Outstanding Direction (Eric Rose)
Outstanding New Play (Eric Rose and David van Belle)
Outstanding Male Actor in a Drama (Braden Taylor Griffiths )
Outstanding Lighting Design (Kerem Cetinel )
Outstanding Projection Design (Wladimiro A. Woyno Rodriguez , Matthew Waddell and Laura Anzola )
You can read more about the awards ceremony in the Calgary Sun and Calgary Hearld.
Tomorrow's Child and The Last Voyage of Donald Crowhurst nominated for 2015 Betty Mitchell Awards
Crowhurst has been nominated for Best Technical Design and Best Creative Concept
A stunning article written by Fannina Waubert de Puiseau who delves into the politics and dramaturgical theory in Ghost River Theatre's and Alberta Theatre Projects production of The Last Voyage of Donald Crowhurst. We need more writers like Fannina who's discourse on theatre elevates the discussion of our craft.
Read the full article on Fannia's Wesite (Link)
This recent article by Jordan Hall discusses the use of new media in theatre and features The Last Voyage of Donald Crowhurst.
Arthur Jordan Hall is a playwright and screenwriter living in Vancouver. She holds a B.A. in Theatre and Multimedia from McMaster and a M.A. in Film & Video Studies from York University.
Read full article here (pdf)
Alberta Theatre Projects in association with Ghost River Theatre is proud to announce the world premier opening of the The Last Voyage of Donald Crowhurst.
The show runs until March 14 at the wonderful Martha Cohen Theatre in Calgary.
More information and tickets available here
A visually stunning multimedia journey into deep waters.
In 1969, British amateur sailor Donald Crowhurst seemed poised to win a solo, round-the-world sailing race. Suddenly, he went radio silent. Weeks later Crowhurst’s boat was found, hundreds of miles off course and with no sign of its captain. Only his logbooks remained to tell the tale of one man’s desire to win at any cost. From the award-winning company that created The Highest Step in the World comes this dazzling and imaginative new play about the art of deception.
How far would you go to win?
Ghost River Theatre is creating this bold new show using a devised theatre methodology. This time we're exploring live video projection as a means of storytelling.
