The Fresh Theatre Company

In 2004 Gavin Wright, director/playwright,  wrote a new play called "Till Death Us Do Part". It was a story that had been inspired by the lengths some people go to in order to achieve their goals. With very little, if any, regard for the lives that are destroyed along the way. It was to become one of Wright's most popular pieces and by far the most successful. It seemed to touch the hearts of all who saw it and many production nights enjoyed standing ovations throughout South Africa. It opened at the Little Theatre in Cape Town in July 2004 and although Wright was skeptical of the reaction to the play, the response was overwhelming.  The play was not aimed at any particular market ,although the show had a gay theme, the audiences were predominantly straight.  From the first night it was a major success.

The original cast was Gavin Wright, Ricko Visser,Danie Van Der Westhuizen, Natalie Wainwright, Karen Watson, Janine Wainwright, Lillian Freedman, Henriette lottering, Dawid Venter and Rigard Keyser.

The play went through a metamorphosis as it was reworked for a two man show to be performed at various theatres throughout South Africa.

In 2007, after returning from the UK, Wright joined forces with LIO Productions and reworked the piece one more time and changed the title to Twisted Vision. Most of the original script  was kept and new scenes were added to make this play viable for the International Market.

This play deals with the heart and soul of average people in average situations. What makes this play so powerful is the realism portrayed on stage. Everyone has used someone or has been used in their lives and therefore can relate to the characters.

It opens in London this year on the 22 January - 26 January 2008 at the Greenwich Theatre. It stars Gavin Wright, Richard Lothian, Natalie Wainwright, Esti Marais and Danie VD Westhuizen.

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