Spring
2004/ 
Eugene O'Neill's Masterpiece
Long
Day's Journey
InTO Night
Winner
of 6 Awards
at the Festival!!!
Kevin Lewis
as James Tyrone
Bev
Doyle as Mary Tyrone
Cassidy Little as Jamie
Tyrone
Darcy Fitzpatrick as Edmund
Tyrone
Karen Dawe as Cathleen
Producer Ted Quinlan
Director
Gord Ralph
Set Designer Jim Hoskins
Lighting Designer
Clar Doyle
Stage Manager
Dawn Mason
By special arrangement with
Dramatists’ Play Services Inc.
Winner
of 6 Awards
at the 2004 Provincial Drama Festival
in Labrador City
 |
Best
Direction
|
| L to R - Jim Hoskins, Miguel Doyle, Bev Doyle, Dawn Mason, Darcy Fitzpatrick & Gord Ralph (missing from photo, Clar Doyle) |
with 4 Honourable Mentions
Best
Performance by a Male Kevin Lewis
Best Supporting Performance by a Male Darcy
Fitzpatrick
Walter C. Chambers Memorial Scholarship Cassidy
Little
Imagination & Excellence in Sound Gord Ralph
& Jonathan Lewis
The
Telegram review - April 18, 2004 - Beothuck
Street Players depict poignant journey
The Telegram review - Long Day's Journey makes for long night
Aurora
article
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Bringing her act home -
Former Carol Players member hooks leading role
This autobiographical piece of stage artistry by Eugene O'Neill is, to quote O'Neill "a play of old sorrow, written in tears and blood." Produced posthumously in 1956, this play has garnered many awards. The anguish through which O'Neill must have worked to complete this masterpiece is immeasurable in its scope. The audience is but given a brief glimpse into the family dynamic which must have haunted O'Neill throughout his life.
It has been said that Long Day's Journey into Night is "tragedy of losses - lost opportunities, lost faith, lost ideals, lost hopes."
Has all hope been lost?
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