It's over!  All cast and crew had a fantastic journey ...

Onto the next project - email hoypolloy@bigpond.com to keep up to speed with Hoy Polloy news.

 Following is a selection of online reviews for How To Disappear Completely And Never Be Found:

On Stage (and walls) Melbourne > Michael Magnusson
Australian Stage Online > Paul Kooperman
The Australian > Alison Croggon
Theatre People > Emmalee Bell
MCV > Michael Magnusson
Arts Hub > David Allen
The Age > Martin Ball
Theatre Notes > Alison Croggon

Glen plays nine characters in How To Disappear Completely And Never Be Found. He recently made the following comments regarding bump in, tech rehearsals, dress rehearsals and opening week for this production:

"Tech week is always a stressful time but I felt well supported by Hoy Polloy and all involved. It amazes me how everything and every one comes together for the opening. We came into tech week a little unprepared I think. We hadn’t done a full run with all the elements in place – the whole cast at final rehearsal, props, sound and of course lights. There was also some ‘multi media’ to be introduced as well. Not to mention the bloody noses for the main character Charlie!

COUNT DOWN TO OPENING NIGHT = 1 DAY

Exciting! It's all coming together ...

COUNT DOWN TO OPENING NIGHT = 2 DAYS

BUMP IN
We bumped into MIPAC on Monday ... it's a tech heavy production ... so the set, lighting, sound and projection techies have been working hard pulling it all together!

 It's looking good.

COUNT DOWN TO OPENING NIGHT = 12 DAYS

Rehearsals Pics
Following are a selection of rehearsal pics taken by our stage manager, Ness Harwood.

COUNT DOWN TO OPENING NIGHT = 14 DAYS

Rehearsals
This week the director and cast ran the show in it's entirity. It's an opportunity to see the transitions between scenes. All character development is progressing well. It's looking good!

COUNT DOWN TO OPENING NIGHT = 24 DAYS

Welcome to our first blog entry regarding Hoy Polloy's production of the Australian première of Fin Kennedy's play How To Disappear Completely And Never Be Found directed by Paul King.