Teoh (left) and Donnelly play the roles of Thomas Cromwell and SIr Thomas More respectively in Robert Bolt's classic work 'A Man For All Seasons' at KLPac, starting Dec 7. Photo: Dev Lee
English playwright Robert Bolt’s A Man For All Seasons (AMFAS), which opens on Dec 7 at Pentas 2, Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPac), presents a very pertinent question.
Are we willing to stand by the principles and beliefs we hold on dearly to?
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Gallery: A Man For All Seasons
Teoh (left) and Donnelly play the roles of Thomas Cromwell and SIr Thomas More respectively in Robert Bolt's classic work 'A Man For All Seasons' at KLPac, starting Dec 7. Photo: Dev Lee
'Here is a man with very strong morals, devout, strong willed and principled. Something we don’t find nowadays unfortunately,' says director Joe Hasham about Sir Thomas More. Photo: Dev Lee
Charles Donnelly says at the end of the day, it's all about looking in the mirror and liking the person you see looking back. Photo: Dev Lee
‘Even back then, I had told Joe (Hasham) that the role I would like to play is that of Cromwell, ’ says Teoh. Photo: Dev Lee
The cast and production team at a recent rehearsal for the show A Man For All Seasons. Photo: The Star/Sam Tham
Na'a Murad plays King Henry VIII. Interestingly, his brother Jit Murad, played the same role in the 2004 production of the play. Photo: The Star/Sam Tham
Reza Zainal Abidin (left), Axyr William and Mia Sara Shauki play Signor Chapuys, Chapuy's attendant and Lady Margaret More respectively in 'A Man For All Seasons'. Photo: The Star/Sam Tham
Mia, daughter of Malaysian actor and comedian Afdlin Shauki, plays the role of Lady Margaret, daughter of Sir Thomas More, played by Donnelly. Photo: The Star/Sam Tham
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