Mike liked to pretend he had a motorbike.
Framed Photograph. Mike likes to think he could have a big motorbike. Steven Berkoff.
The East End of London.
The mother is frustrated with her boring life.
Sylv is enjoying her power over the boys with her sexuality.
Funny and sad, East shows life in the East End of London.
East was very successful around the world.
Steven Berkoff and Barry Phillips. This production was very graphic with stunning visual effects. The Mermaid Theatre is beside the Thames River in London.
This production was a graphic interpretation of the novel by Kafka.
Adapted from Edgar Allen Poe’s story this play toured the UK in 1974, and has been produced many times since. Here is Steven Berkoff as Roderick Usher, brother of Madeline played by Shelley Lee, “The curtain of the house now becomes both an image of her winding sheet and a soft cocoon as if the bed had come to her and she spins around this wrapping until mummified.”
Hamlet began at the Roundhouse, Chalk Farm and toured Israel, Belgium and Germany.
Hamlet does not want to kill Claudius while he is praying. He does not want to send him to heaven.
Hamlet is trying to understand his mother’s crimes.
Steven Berkoff as Hamlet and Linda Marlowe as Gertrude.
This was shot in my studio in London for the publicity campaign, for the season in London and the tours of Israel, Belgium and Germany.
Hamlet is confused that his mother is sleeping with his father’s killer.
Harry’s Christmas at the Donmar Warehouse in London. A one-man show starring Steven Berkoff.
Harry’s Christmas at the Donmar Theater London. A One-Man Show starring Steven Berkoff.
Rena Owen from “Once Were Warriors” and Martin Csokas from “The Luminaries” starred in this Jewish comedy of anxiety. It was directed by Roger Morton and produced by Joselyn Morton for the Auckland season. In Wellington Kvetch was directed by Roger Morton and produced by Anthony McCarten, now known for “The Darkest Hour” and “The Theory of Everything” as BAFTA winning screen writer.
Kvetch directed by Roger Morton and produced by Joselyn Morton had a very successful season at the Maidment Theatre followed by a sellout season in Wellington. Starring Rena Owen of “Once Were Warriors” and Marton Csokas, now a Hollywood regular. Marton and Roger both come from Invercargill, New Zealand.
Tama Iti is one of the leads in “Meatworks the Musical” Directed by Roger Morton, written and produced by Joselyn Morton, music by Stephen Small. Performed at Sky City Theatre, Auckland New Zealand.
Jan Hellreigel with Sonia Williams and Te Wai Moehurori. The boys are girls! Photograph by Roger Morton.
The freezing workers are upstage providing backing vocals for the lead singer, Tama Iti.
At the Almeida Theatre Islington, London.
Posing for a poster, Anthony Sher and Jack Elliot in the play “American Days” by Steven Poliakoff at the ICA in London.
American Days starring Mel Smith and Antony Sher was a cynical play about the music industry. With Toyah and Phil Daniels.
Ian Watkin as the colleague and Marton Csokas as the husband, confiding with false bonhomie.
The unhappy husband is beset by all his worries. This is played as an inner monologue, acted out by the other participants. Very funny, directed by Roger Morton.
The boss is thinking about his lover while the husband fantasizes about killing him.
Jerome Savary’s Magic Circus was an extraordinary spectacle with drama and humour mixed. This was at the the Round House, Chalk Farm, London.
The “Josephine Baker scene” in Jerome Savary’s Le Grande Magic Circus at the Roundhouse in London.
Her company is Twyla Tharp Dance. Her work often uses classical music, jazz, and contemporary pop music. From 1971 to 1988 Twyla Tharp Dance toured extensively around the world, performing original works. Here she is in London at the Roundhouse.
Her company is Twyla Tharp Dance. Her work often uses classical music, jazz, and contemporary pop music. From 1971 to 1988 Twyla Tharp Dance toured extensively around the world, performing original works.
