'A Place Without Doors'

By Marguerite Duras

(Adapted for the stage from the novel L'amante Anglaise by Jim Rymer)

A fast paced psychological thriller in which a forensic psychologist tries to uncover the real events leading up to the gruesome murder of a deaf and mute girl.

Set in the early years after World War Two, an age when forensic investigation was in its infancy, the dismembered body of a young woman is found.

After her confession Claire Lanne is found guilty and sentenced to death…. but this is only the beginning of the story. A shocking tale, about the nature of love, loss and ultimately ….madness…….

If I were you I’d listen…listen…

Date to be confirmed

The exhibition

Beyond Image Productions are delighted to announce a new working partnership with Craig Isherwood a leading contemporary Norfolk artist.

Craig’s work merges the worlds of symbolic landscape with body sculpture. He has been epically commissioned by the company to create canvases which reflect the themes within the play.

His work is inspired by both the text and the rehearsal process and will tour alongside the production. In addition to his exhibition Craig has designed the set for our production of ‘A place without Doors’ by Marguerite Duras, which highlights the fragmented nature of love within the play.