Everyman

adapted by Carol Ann Duffy

PERFORMANCES

19th – 23rd July 2022.

SYNOPSIS

Everyman is a highly successful, wealthy, and popular person who has climbed the professional and social ladder while leading a life of modern debauchery, oblivious to the hurt, destruction and chaos left in his wake amongst family, friends, the environment and the world at large.

On Everyman’s 40th birthday, Death appears and calls time on the party. Forced to give an account of his life to God, Everyman flees to find someone, anyone to help defend him. But, as Death says, “The hour is later than you think”.

Everyman is a brilliant piece of modern theatre, but it is not for the faint- hearted. The play contains strong language and 1 piece of very strong language. The subject matter covered includes death, mortality, religion, homelessness, drug-use, environmental catastrophe and peril. It contains scenes depicting drug-use and alcohol consumption. It is not recommended for anyone who may experience trauma, upset or anxiety from these subjects.

Everyman – Vikki Pead 

God/Good Deeds – Laura Bradley 

Death – Alan Edwards 

Knowledge – Richard Dawes 

Fellowship/Goods – Andy Williams 

Fellowship/Goods – Abi Hunt 

Fellowship/Goods – Lauren Gladwin 

Fellowship/Weather Reporter – Ben Perkins 

Fellowship – Andrea Dalton 

Fellowship – Suzi Williams 

Mother/Weather Reporter/Senses – Jacqui Newman 

Father/Weather Reporter/Senses – Paul Warner

Sister/Weather Reporter/Senses – Jennifer Burchett 

Everygirl – TBC

Production Team

Director – Danny Segeth 

Assistant Director – Sophie Geddes

Cinematographers and AV Consultants – Hell Fire Creative (Southend, Essex)

Stage Manager – Iain Sutton-Holding

Tickets are £12 Concessions £10.00 (except Friday and Saturday.) Available from the Chelmsford Civic Theatre box office, by calling 01245 606505 or via the Chelmsford Theatres website. Tickets are also available on the door from 45 minutes prior to the performance. (Cash and card payments accepted.)