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The Fury Joy Wilkinson |
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The Warehouse Theatre, Croydon has long been a major promoter of new writers and new plays. Amongst their activities over the past two decades they have hosted the International Playwriting Festival in which a selection of plays entered from all over Britain and Europe are given a presentation, along with extracts from the work of writers who have been developing under the theatre's in-house workshop programme.
The Fury was the first play by Joy Wilkinson, in which four friends who work in computers and modern technology discover that the medium of communication can also be a medium of lies and deceit.
The 25 minute presentation, covering only the first act, saw the reunion of three actors who had enjoyed success with Benet's productions before – Brett Goldstein, David Westerby and Steve Besford. They were joined for the short project by Benjamin Smith.
For more information on the IPF or the Croydon Warehouse's writers' workshops, visit www.warehousetheatre.co.uk.