Puss Puss (2004)
Our first show, Puss Puss, was performed on Friday 10th December 2004 at Falmouth Arts Centre.
Set in the modern day, Puss Puss is a humorous story of relationships, love, power and cats. It tells the tale of Pussy, and his struggle to thwart the evil Fluffy’s sinister plans. With his friends Harold, Kitty and ‘the drunks’, they set out to create a force that can stop the tyranny. A mixture of cabaret, satire, slapstick and realist drama; Puss Puss focuses upon the persistence of warfare in the world.
A show for teens and over; it was an eclectic blend of different characters. All of whom contributed to a unique evening’s entertainment.
Puss Puss offered a reflection on the events of Second World War, which was particularly relevant approaching the 60th anniversary of the end of that conflict, and in a time of growing international tension.
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Cast
Pussy – Daniel Richards
Harold – Peter Twose
Kitty – Harriet Gendall
Fluffy – Ciaran Clarke
Bob – Lewis Howard
Drunk – Polly Stephenson
Drunk 2 – Stacey Bunnett
General – Robert Clarke -
Credits
Written and directed by Ciaran Clarke and Daniel Richards
Set – Steven Richards
Recording – Russell Clarke
Graphic Design – Harriet Gendall
Costume Design – Maisie Utting -
Band
Guitars – Ciaran Clarke
Bass – Ewen Farr
Drums – Lewis Howard