Charlotte la Chat

The New Athenaeum Theatre – R.C.S, Glasgow 8th February 2013 I was asked to perform as a Parisienne cat in “Si l’enfant ne dort pas bien”. My character was aptly named Charlotte la Chat. It was a fantastic opportunity and I loved every minute of it.

Well as you can see below we all had very vivid characters to portray to an audience.

The basic plot of the Classy French Pantomime, was that myself and Stefan were young excitable children who didn’t want to go to sleep. The performance unfurls a dream world where the children realise the consequences of this in a nightmare where we are turned into animals with the prospect of being trapped in a dream world forever…

For more information you will have to travel to Scotland this summer as we are hoping to hold some more performances as the pilot was well received.

Rest-Of-The-Cast

Here are the rest of the cast ready for the performance: Ahd Tamimi, Sarah Buckley, Lewis Norm, Lucy Anderson, Stefan Trout and me 🙂

This was a bridge week project that enables students from across the disciplines studying here at the RCS to collaborate and create a performance opportunity together.

Page-From-My-Scrap-Book

Here is a page from my scrapbook of some pictures taken during the performance.

7 thoughts on “Charlotte la Chat

    1. I thought so too! This picture was taken during performance in the Atheneum Stage at the RCS.

      I was discovering that i had turned into a cat! Which of course can be rather bewildering when one has whiskers and a tail!!

      I will see if i can get anymore pictures from the photographer for you. 🙂

    1. I really loved the role and appreciated being asked to take part in my first year at the Conservatoire as it allowed to keep up with my drama performances.

      Thanks for visiting
      Charlotte

      1. Where there’s determination and hard work, success flows in! Im sure you did great! 🙂

        Keep writing!
        Cheers
        Ayesha!

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