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No Place for a Woman: The Femme Fatale
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No Place for a Woman review at Theatre 503, London – ‘subtle and compelling’
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The play is composed of two monologues, which work off each other, building into a climax as the women meet. This composition of monologues is created in such a way that one would be forgiven for believing that they were actually having a conversation with each other.
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The ease with which these fast-paced lines are delivered shows the talent of both actresses and creates a melancholy dynamic between their characters, developed further when the audience learns the relationship between them. The intimate performance space adds to the feeling of being drawn into the action on the stage. Directed with beautiful subtlety by Kate Budgen, the simple addition of dance adds another layer to this already complex piece.
The dancing builds off the cello music, played live at the back of the stage, creating a sense of missing memory as this whole plece is the two characters telling a story. It is also used to articulate the emotion of the two women, although at points the music does feel like a tool for a scene change.
The set contradicts the life portrayed through dance and evokes a sense of confinement, showing that although Isabella is physically imprisoned, Annie is also emotionally trapped through her relationship with her husband. Overall, these elements add to the articulate story of the vulnerability of these women and the lengths they will go to survive, creating a fascinating performance.
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