Alfred Doolittle
September 1913, Covent Garden, London. Wimpole Street, near the Higgins residence…
Alfred Doolittle. A common dustman. Around 60. He is Miss Doolittle’s father. He is always dirty due to his job and uses a lot of foul language. He has been reported to have started a lot of fights in pubs and complaints have been made due to the noises and screams coming from his small house in Covent Garden (could that be the Welsh origin in him as Mr. Higgins made the point of saying?). He has been seen in the Higgins’ residence in two occasions so far, trying to talk to his daughter. She refused and Mr. Doolittle became violent, screaming and grabbing her arm. He was also seen pulling at Mrs. Hall’s arm and trying to break into the house. Mr. Higgins did not shoo the dustman. Doolittle reeks of smoke and alcohol.
We don’t know his intentions and the young woman living with him has no official records
Common dustman. Ill-bred, dirty, egotistical.
“I ‘ll tell you Gov’nor. I’m willing to tell you. I’m wanting to tell you; I’m waiting to tell you.”
“The undeserving poor”
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Starring - Andreas Kalogriopoulos
Directed by Nikolas Raptis, Anastasia Loverdou and Dimitra Ntafou
Videographed by Anastasia Loverdou and Theocharis Tzimas
Edited by Theocharis Tzimas
Script by Marialena Koulouridi, Danai Koutsoni, Maria Episkopou and Panagiota Katsikosta
Script adaptation by the Drama Club and Marialena Koulouridi
Costumes by Elena Kodrou, Anastasia Loverdou, Anastasia Panteli, Maria Episkopou, Dimitra Mitrousia, Thalassini Bicanski-Gouliamaki and Efi Kafasi
Make Up by Elena Kodrou, Efi Kafasi, Anastasia Loverdou and Dimitra Mitrousia