Daleks to return on stage
Tuesday, 5 December 2006 - Reported by DWNP Archive
The Daleks will be returning to the stage with the re-creation of their 12-part "lost" TV epic.
After October's successful production of "lost story" The Evil of the Daleks in Portsmouth, Interalia Theatre have been given the licence to produce the 1965/66 adventure The Daleks' Masterplan, of which only three episodes still exist.
As with Evil, it will be on at the New Theatre Royal, Guildhall Walk, Portsmouth. It is scheduled for sometime in October 2007 and will run for five performances - but it will be the company's last Doctor Who revival.
Spokesman Rob Thrush said: "Most of the team from Evil will be involved.
"Nick Scovell is again adapting the scripts and will play the Doctor. Obviously, there is a lot of cutting to do, so it'll be very different fom the runaround on TV, although the 'core' of the story - sorry! - will remain intact."
A draft still has to be submitted for approval by the estates of Dennis Spooner and Terry Nation.
Thrush added: "According to the terms of the licence, this, our fourth Doctor Who production, will be the very last one, so we intend to go out with a biggie!"
The company also previously staged The Web of Fear and Fury from the Deep in Portsmouth.
(With thanks to Rob Thrush)
After October's successful production of "lost story" The Evil of the Daleks in Portsmouth, Interalia Theatre have been given the licence to produce the 1965/66 adventure The Daleks' Masterplan, of which only three episodes still exist.
As with Evil, it will be on at the New Theatre Royal, Guildhall Walk, Portsmouth. It is scheduled for sometime in October 2007 and will run for five performances - but it will be the company's last Doctor Who revival.
Spokesman Rob Thrush said: "Most of the team from Evil will be involved.
"Nick Scovell is again adapting the scripts and will play the Doctor. Obviously, there is a lot of cutting to do, so it'll be very different fom the runaround on TV, although the 'core' of the story - sorry! - will remain intact."
A draft still has to be submitted for approval by the estates of Dennis Spooner and Terry Nation.
Thrush added: "According to the terms of the licence, this, our fourth Doctor Who production, will be the very last one, so we intend to go out with a biggie!"
The company also previously staged The Web of Fear and Fury from the Deep in Portsmouth.
(With thanks to Rob Thrush)
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