Wildwood Park

  • Wildwood Park
  • Directorial Concept and Conceit
    • SPINE / SPINE ITERATIONS
    • Director’s Concept Statement Assignment
    • Conceit: Design Ideas
  • Research
    • Research on Play and Playwright
    • Research on Time Period and Location
    • Thematic Research
    • Visual Research
  • Analysis
    • Character Analysis
    • Scene Analysis
  • Rehearsal Process
    • Audition Notes
    • Design Meetings
    • Rehearsal Plan Overview
    • Score
    • Rehearsal Journal
    • Reports From Stage Management
  • Production Material
    • Audition Material
    • Rehearsal Calendar
    • Ground Plan and Design Information
    • Contact Sheet
  • Post Production
    • External Reviews and/or Post Mortem Notes
    • Final Post Pardum Paper

WILDWOOD PARK

 

Underneath the beautiful exterior of Wildwood Park’s largest manor house is a gruesome and tragic history that seems to whisper it’s horrors from the walls. Mr. Havilland, a frayed real estate agent, is charged with the task of selling this marred house while also protecting it from the prying eyes of a voyeuristic public. However, his job as keeper is becoming more and more difficult to stomach and his mental stability is beginning to crumble. Enter Dr. Simian, a charismatic young man who is willing to look past the grisly backstory of the house and turn it into a home again. However, as Mr. Havilland tours him around house, he begins to suspect Dr. Simian’s intentions may not be so transparent…

Wildwood Park, a one act play by Doug Wright, explores the psychology of evil and what acts of violence we are willing to accept in the name of self-preservation.

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