
Going to St. Ives (Dramatization)
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Narrado por:
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Caroline Goodall
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L. Scott Caldwell
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De:
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Lee Blessing
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American playwright Lee Blessing’s Going to St. Ives is a complex psychological interplay between two women of disparate backgrounds. The mother of an African dictator journeys to England for a surgery on her eyes. Her English doctor has an agenda beyond providing care. Both women harbor their own secrets. Can they live with the consequences of their actions? L. Scott Caldwell - best known as Rose on the television show Lost - plays May N'Kame in a regal and commanding fashion, while Caroline Goodall’s Dr. Cora Gage is delightfully frustrating, delivering a performance that is equal parts empathy and condescension.
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- Audie Award Finalist, Audio Drama, 2005
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- T. B
- 07-26-12
Gripping....
If you could sum up Going to St. Ives (Dramatization) in three words, what would they be?
I was totally mesmerized by this dramatization. So much so that, even though I only heard a few lines live on L.A. Theater Works the day it was broadcast, not even the title, I went back weeks later and searched to try to find the play. I was able to download and listen to the program in its entirety, and was not disappointed. The performances of both actresses were excellent, but I was simply rapt, enraged, and challenged by the acting of L. Scott Caldwell, who plays the dictator's mother.The subject matter is extremely heavy, but the pace is quick enough so it doesn't weigh down the drama.
What did you like best about this story?
The tension between the two women, watching their mutual resentment turn to something bordering on a type of affection, was extremely well crafted.
Which character – as performed by Caroline Goodall and L. Scott Caldwell – was your favorite?
Cora, the dictator's mother.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
When the dictator's mother describes what she did (can't say what it is), it was amazing. It's like I was there.
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