A few days before Tim Plewman returns to the stage in ‘Defending the Caveman’, J. BROOKS SPECTOR spoke with the actorwriterdirectortheatrical entrepreneur about his upcoming role and much more.<\/p>\n
We meet in Tim Plewman’s quiet suburban home, steaming hot, excellent coffee in hand, a gentle rain in the garden. The room is calming and relaxed. There is a pair of comfortable leather sofas to ease into, some tasteful throw rugs in muted colours on the floor, and just the occasional bit of bric-a-brac from a full life scattered all around the room.<\/p>\n
In fact, everything looks just as one would expect it should, save for the occasional odd item here and there. The eye notices a club made from what looks like what may have come from a very large, extinct herbivore. There is a laundry basket-like creation, covered in faux hyena skin. And sitting on a bookshelf is something that looks remarkably like a human skull. Ah, these are some of the props for Plewman’s upcoming one-man role in Defending the Caveman.<\/p>\n
Plewman is taking this work to various locales in South Africa. And despite his many performances of this work, this will be his first time he will …<\/p>\n
Source : Daily Maverick<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"