Photographs
Photos either taken during rehearsals for All's Well That Ends Well,
or associated with the play in some other manner.
Where would you like to begin looking?
In the Early Days of Rehearsals
On Your Bike! (February 2nd)
Workshop at PN Girls' High School (February 10th)
First Rehearsal in the Esplanade (February 25th)
Three Days Until Opening Night! (March 2nd)
In the Early Days of Rehearsals
In the red corner we have... the cast!
And in the blue corner we have - The Director.
Well it is mostly a comedy... The Countess consoles Helena.
The Clown with two homies - so which one's the Clown again?
The Director showing them who's boss.
And if the cast don't behave, the Assistant Director may have to adjudicate...
Run and hide, it's the Devil! Whoops, no - just Parolles.
Some Lovelies being lovely. Or something.
The Lovelies possess many sides - this is their "smiling and making peace signs" one.
Romeo and Juliet's Montague Boys live on, sort of.
No one told the Director and Soldier to keep still for the camera!
The Director advising Parolles on how to be more Parolles-like.
On Your Bike! (February 2nd)
The cast and Director discovering the joys of fitness and the outdoors.
The Director's official line is "No, I don't have any favourites!"
"Who's the King, baby?" - the guy on the right. The other guy's the Duke.
"No-one told me that Florence was so far away!" - Helena miscalculates her mode of transport.
Workshop at PN Girls' High School (February 10th)
Act 1 Scene 1: Helena moves fast to fend off Parolles' irresistable charms...
A stationary defensive posture is now taken.
"What? Going so soon Parolles?"
Helena confides in the audience: "Surprise surprise - I don't actually like the guy!"
One of these things is not like the others (and spot the Lovely to his left!)
No one is safe from Parolles' irresistable charms.
Suffice to say that Helena and Parolles aren't best friends.
Planning? Scheming? What's the difference...
It's an awful job, but someone's got to do it.
Parolles hoping that he's not about to be replaced.
First Rehearsal in the Esplanade (February 25th)
The play's shy, reclusive Producer consults the even more shy and reclusive Stage Manager.
Without exception, only the fine upstanding young men become involved in drama.
"Why couldn't I have a normal son like everyone else?" laments the Countess.
He-who-is-to-be-obeyed gives instructions which are to be obeyed.
The cast waits with baited breath for further instruction.
Helena wondering why everything isn't going exactly the way she wants it to!!
When the King gets out of his wheelchair against doctors' orders, who exactly is going to stop him?
"I've decided all by myself that it's best for me to stay in the wheelchair" decrees the King.
Parolles has convinced himself of his own greatness, if no one else.
Obey the Wall of Lovelies, or incur their wrath!!!
The Lovelies taking a break from laying down the law.
Three Days Until Opening Night! (March 2nd)
"What you doin', fool!" is what the white webmaster has decided this white hip-hopper is saying.
Methinks respect is being demanded...
...and now it's the Director's turn to show some Street Cred.
Sometimes you can see how the Lovelies got their name - enjoy it while it lasts!
The play begins - we know from its title that it ends well...
"Don't do anything I wouldn't do, son!" the Countess advises Bertram.
"Cheerio, Helena!" say the oblivious Bertram and Lafeu.
What has Parolles done to make Helena exclaim so?
Maybe Parolles just wasn't looking that closely...
Oh dear... who will set up the play's lighting if Parolles scares them away?
Yes, self-confidence is a good thing, but...
Did I hear someone say "eye candy"?
Bertram's sure to impress the King with his pal Parolles along for the ride!
Lafeu goes bezerk! Is anyone safe??
The clown gets top marks for effort.
Helena's attempts to land a husband have hit a snag...
A Lovely holds up a "Boo" sign as the husband just refuses to be landed!
It all does end well, honest... meanwhile, here comes the train!
Previous Years' Productions
Prospero and Miranda in The Tempest.
Panorama of The Tempest.
Caliban makes an appearance.
Some comic relief from The Tempest.
A Comedy of Errors in performance.
A Comedy of Errors' musicians.
Unlikely lovers from Twelfth Night.
Panorama of Twelfth Night.
Twelfth Night's musicians.
Love's Labour's Lost in performance.
Queen Gertrude, King Claudius and Hamlet.
Hamlet learns some disturbing news from the ghost of his father, King Hamlet.
The wedding of King Claudius and Queen Gertrude in Hamlet.
Hamlet can't decide how to deal with things.
Queen Gertrude, Hamlet and King Claudius.
Romeo making a hasty getaway from Juliet's balcony in Romeo and Juliet.
Juliet having just found Romeo lying dead next to her.
Romeo and Juliet - together in the end.