Forsaking Others
Written & Directed by John Patterson
Laura has it all... She comes from a loving, wealthy family, is well educated, has a good job and owns her own apartment in Wimbledon. She is engaged to Michael, the man of her dreams... or so she thought! Life takes an unexpected turn when she receives a visitor bearing some distressing news. Forsaking Others provokes us to question the things we might be afraid to ask ourselves. How well do we know those we become closest to? Who can we really trust in life? In an age where we all too often rely on the internet and social media for answers, can they always be found there?
The White Bear Theatre
14th - 18th June 2022 at 7.30pm
Tickets: £16 (£13 Concessions)
Running time: 70 minutes
Please note: We recommend that audience members should be over the age of 12 due to the occasional use of strong language.
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Box Office Phone number: 07496 442 747
How to find The White Bear Theatre
The White Bear pub
138 Kennington Park Road
London
SE11 4DJ
Tube: Kennington (2 minute walk)
Parking: Free on-street parking after 6.30pm
Cast
Anna Bonnett
Louis Fox
Samantha Kamras
Anna trained at the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts in London.
Previous Angel Theatre Company productions include; Can’t Stand up for Falling Down (New Wimbledon Studio Theatre), Eavesdropping, More Eavesdropping, 4:48 Psychosis, No Exit, The Maids, Autobahn, Eavesdropping Again (all at Barons Court Theatre) Samuel Beckett’s Footfalls and Rockaby (both at The Jack Studio Theatre) and Stray (White Bear Theatre).
Other stage work includes; Henna Night (The Courtyard Theatre - London), The Revenger’s Tragedy (The Rose Theatre - Kingston), Snow White (The Tristan Bates Theatre) and the original cast of As We Forgive Those (various fringe venues).
Films include; The Iron Lady, directed by Phyllida Lloyd and short films Gobstoppers and Gone Unnoticed.
Louis trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.
Louis made his professional stage debut in Angel Theatre Company’s production of Samuel Beckett’s Catastrophe at The Jack Studio Theatre in early 2020, just before theatres closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Further credits include: Gobstoppers.
Samantha is a London based Canadian actor and trained at East 15 Acting School.
Before moving to the UK, Samantha worked in New Brunswick where she participated in the province's annual theatre festival and Shakespeare troupe. She also worked with several emerging theatre companies, touring Canada's Fringe circuit, playing a variety of roles from Ophelia in Hamlet to Marlene in Top Girls.
Samantha has also worked in film, having won Best Actress at the Silver Wave Film Festival two years consecutively. Since settling in London, she has performed the eponymous role in Lorca's Dona Rosita the Spinster and has also been involved in various new writing projects.
Previous Angel Theatre Company productions include; Samuel Beckett’s Play and Not I (both at The Jack Studio Theatre), Stray (White Bear Theatre) and Gobstoppers (short film).