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A Stark Drama teaching reconstruction of Find Me in an intimate studio space with six performers and audience seating close around the action.
This is a Stark Drama teaching reconstruction, not an official production photograph. Use it to investigate scale, audience proximity, shared role and the way a small ensemble can remain visible around the action.

Original production context

The play was first performed at the Orange Tree in 1977, directed by Sam Walters. Official teaching material records an eight-person cast sharing the parts, including several performers representing Verity.

What to investigate

  • Why Verity is divided among several performers.
  • How a performer changes role through voice, stance and one costume marker.
  • How objects and bodies create several institutions and locations.
  • How episodic scenes can remain clear without realistic scene changes.
  • How a production can create empathy without stereotyping Verity.
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Student task

Stage one event using four performers as Verity and the remaining performers as observers, professionals and family. Make every transformation legible without a full costume change.

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