The following is from the Repertory Theatre's promotional material for the show:
Wolf boy is a very free interpretation of the only well-documented case of the capture and study of a feral, or wild, child.
In 1800, in a forest near Averyon in France, 'Victor' (as he was later called) was captured. All attempts to communicate with him were fruitless, his responses to stimuli being unpredictable and erratic. He quickly became a victim of the chaotic bureaucracy in post-revolutionary France, and was incarcerated in the Paris Institute for Deaf-Mutes while decisions were being made about his future.
Email from Rick:
Hi everyone,
I am directing my first play and for some of the actors it is their first Repertory play!! We are mostly very GREEN!
A wonderful story and hope that you can make it! No bookings but if you are there by 7.40, you will hopefully get a seat!
Play starts at 8pm and runs for one hour only.
Regards,
Rick
I am directing my first play and for some of the actors it is their first Repertory play!! We are mostly very GREEN!
A wonderful story and hope that you can make it! No bookings but if you are there by 7.40, you will hopefully get a seat!
Play starts at 8pm and runs for one hour only.
Regards,
Rick
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