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A | A fantasy in 2 acts by [[Talbot Estus]] performed by [[The Group]] at the [[Scala]] theatre on the 17th of October 1928. | ||
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Revision as of 15:06, 11 May 2006
A fantasy in 2 acts by Talbot Estus performed by The Group at the Scala theatre on the 17th of October 1928.
Cast
Cassilda, queen of Yhtill - Mrs. Hannah Keith
Thale, older son of Cassilda - Mr. Walter Paige
Uoht, younger son of Cassilda and Naotalba, Cassilda's high priest - Mr. George Keith
Camilla, daughter of Cassilda - Ms. Jean Hewart
The Stranger - Mr. Michael Gillen
The King in Yellow - Mr. Talbot Estus
Act 1
The first scene began with the Queen (Cassilda) of the city of Yhtill reclining by the edge of a lake. During the scene, the quuen's children enter and discuss with her issues of succession. Some impressions are given during this scene:
1. Yhtill is involved in a protracted war with its rival, Alar.
2. Yhtill is a city in stasis. Very little ever happens there.
3. A much greater city, called Carcosa exists, but no one knows where it is.
4. The talks of succession have been going on a long time, the conversation simply a repitition of what has been said many times before.
