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Pauline Goldsmith

PAULINE GOLDSMITH

  

Nationality:    Irish
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Pauline Goldsmith is an actress and performer from Belfast based in Glasgow. She has worked extensively in Scottish Theatre. She was awarded the Stage Best actress for Beckett's Not I in 2004 and a Creative Scotland award in 2006. She toured her own Irish funeral show Bright Colours Only from Belfast to Brazil in a hearse.

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below is a list of Pauline Goldsmith's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

        Bright Colours Only         Ertomanica         Joy Of the Worm


Bright Colours Only

Synopsis:
Written, Directed and Performed by Pauline Goldsmith, Bright Colours Only is a once-in-a-lifetime theatrical event that exhumes the death industry and resurrects the dying wake tradition. an uplifting interactive experience, it celebrates the struggle to be ourselves in our life and in our death. the performance takes place in a virtual living room with domestic images of Belfast projected onto suspended screens and interspersed with digital animation by visual artist Mandy McIntosh. In a room packed with hilarious and heartfelt memories of a Belfast childhood, the audience is offered tea and sandwiches, as well as a drop of the hard stuff. at the culmination of the event the audience departs following four pallbearers, a coffin and Pauline herself in a moving, but ultimately uplifting funeral cortege. This event is only suitable for people who are dying to live.

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1st Produced:

Organisations:
Dark Lights Commission

1st Published:
the Drouth Magazine, Glasgow, 2002   

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Ertomanica

Ertomanica
you are a celebrity meeting an old flame. with disturbing stories of . . . reluctant motherhood and child abuse
- Mark Fisher, Guardian

Notes:
part of "I Confess" A series of monologues. these monologues reflect A growing interest in the theme of confession And the subject of other people's lives in contemporary Drama And television, including the so-called reality' shows which Abound in today's programme schedules. In A live context the experience of direct one to one contact can be Alarming And exhilarating by turns. Funny, moving, disturbing And challenging, these monologues will be of interest to Actors in search of An Audition piece As well As directors on the lookout for A new And highly flexible way of making theatre.
- Hugh Hodgart, Head of Acting RSaMD

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Genre:
short Monologue

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Joy Of the Worm

Synopsis:
a subterranean world with second-hand sunshine and breadcrumbs. an absurd look at coping mechanisms.

Notes:
a collaborative project, with Pauline Goldsmith, Skye Lonergan And the Arches theatre Company, (Tam Dean Burn And Julie Duncanson).

1st Produced:
Scotland In Sweden, Stockholm     2002

Organisations:
the arches Theatre

1st Published:
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Music:
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