Iron
A Drama by Rona Munro
Monday 02 - Saturday 07 May 2011
After 15 years Josie decides to visit her mother in prison, where Fay is serving a life sentence for the murder of her husband. From fragile beginnings, the relationship between the two women strengthens, but Josie is still uncertain of the truth. Was the husband truly evil? What was Fay’s motive? Fay’s exchanges with the guards provide humour and pathos, despite the dark subject, and give us further understanding of this complex character. A modern drama not to be missed.
Production Photos
Photos from rehearsals and the production of Rona Munro's Iron may be found in the Iron photo gallery.
Cast
| Faye Kerr | ... | Dawn Morris |
| Josie Kerr | ... | Mollie Taylor |
| Guard 1 (Sheila) | ... | Clare Sykes |
| Guard 2 (George) | ... | Stuart Lawson |
Production Team
| Director | ... | Andrew Woolley |
| Assistant Director | ... | Helen Moscrop |
| Stage Manager | ... | Mike Brooks |
| Lighting / Sound Design | ... | Iain McLeod-Urie |
| Lighting/Sound Operators | ... | Iain McLeod-Urie Mark Andrews Phil Turvil |
| Prompt | ... | Helen Moscrop |
| Set Design & Build | ... | Phil Spencer and the Priory Team |
| Wardrobe | ... | Clare Jennings |
| Production Photography | ... | Julian Small |
| Properties | ... | Andrew Woolley Helen Moscrop |
Special thanks to Jane Hodgkiss for help and training in control and restraint techniques, and giving the cast an insight into the world of prisons.
Marketing Videos
This production marked the Priory Theatre's first foray into video advertising - the last video is shown below: