Proof
by David Auburn
Imperial Theatre
March 18, 19 & 20, 2004

      Photos by Brian Goodwin
Cast:

Catherine................................... Kizzy Kaye
Robert ......................................David Cook
Claire..................... Philippa Mugglestone
Hal ..........................................Jay Rawding
 Production:

Director..................................... Stephen Tobias
Stage Manager.............................Tammy Boyer
Assistant Stage Manager............. Irwin Hornik
Head of Costumes........................ Tina Fowler
Head of Make-up............. Marzena Mackowiak
Hair Stylist ................................Woody Comeau
Set Design................................. Brian Goodwin
Head of Construction.......................... Les terry
Head of Props................................. Irwin Hornik
Scenic Painter................................. Kiki Tanfara
Lighting Design........................... Darik Hatfield
Sound............................................... Mike Barrett
Technical Director..................... Brian Goodwin
Review:

Theatre company stages serviceable version of play
In director Stephen Tobias’s hands, the community theatre troupe did a serviceable, if unspectacular, version of Auburn’s captivating drama...
Kizzy Kaye puts the right nuances into Catherine: her rage, her wide-eyed wonder, her passion, her confusion. The problem? Given that Catherine is supposed to have been through the emotional ringer for years, Kaye looked a little too well-scrubbed and coifed to be completely credible...
Rawding was perfect for the role, balancing enthusiasm and pathos, cornball and cool...As Claire, Pippa Mugglestone looked right but was too rigid....Cooke’s performance was uneven and he showed a penchant for over-acting but he got the job done... There were some fine moments when just Catherine and Hal were on stage...you believed they cared for each other and that Hal genuinely had affection for Catherine and wasn’t just using her.

Grant Kerr, Telegraph Journal, Mar 19 2004.



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