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Everyone Dies At The End (Hilary, 2019)
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Everyone Dies at the End is comedy musical about (spoiler alert) the apocalypse! Yes, you read that right. Let me explain.
Bored of their daily routine of trotting around for millennia, the Horsemen of the Apocalypse decided to do what they were literally created to do: kill everyone! The Norse Gods had similar plans, but their apocalypse was going to be bigger, better and way cooler sounding - Ragnarok! An assortment of conspiracy theorists, mad scientists and cheese-loving Europeans swiftly got involved in what was quickly going to become… well, a bit of a mess really. Featuring: an eight-legged pantomime horse, a 16-foot snake, original rock and tango music numbers, terrible accents and a lovable godly wolf.
Cast
The Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Norse Gods
- Loki - Edoardo “Brother?!” Lomi
- Jormungandr
- Matilda Fisher
- Andrew Kenyon-Roberts
The Illuminati
The Cambridge University Necrotic Technology Society
The Swiss Defence Ministry
- De Neutre - Andrew “Draft a peace agreement” Kenyon-Roberts
Aliens, Monsters and Conspiracy Theorists
- Fi - Remy “Aliens exist!” Soysal
- Samphire - Matilda “confused by the confusion” Fisher
Assistants to the Horsemen
The Adversary, Destroyer of Kings, Angel of the Bottomless Pit, Great Beast that is called Dragon, Prince of This World, Father of Lies
Production
- Assistant Directors
- Writers
- Musical Directors
- Assistant Stage Manager - Elise “Big Red Button” Most
Special thanks to Ana Pagu, Becky Hicks and Lily Miles for filming.
Songs
- The Horsemen of the Apocalypse
- We are the C.U.N.T.S
- The Death Tango
- The Ragnarock
- The Death Tango: 2 Death, 2 Tango
- It’s the End of the world
Script and Programme
everyone_dies_at_the_end.pdf
Please contact our webmistress Em if you're interested in seeing the recording of this show.
Flosscars Wins
| Best Heroic Character | Tegan Gears (Teddy Hall) for Thor |
| Best Morally Ambiguous Character | Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) for Fenrir |
| Best Couple | Becky Hicks (Oriel) and Georgia Watkins (St Hildas) for Hel and Death |
| Best Script | Lily Miles (ex-Hertford) and Katie Moore (ex-Magdalen) for Everyone Dies at the End |
| Best Song | Markus Beeken (Brasenose), Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) and Neil Suchak (LMH) for The Ragnarock |
| Best Worst Prop | Becky Hicks (Oriel) and George Tall (St Edmund Hall) for the Horsemen's Horses |
| Best Cock-Up During a Performance | Georgia Watkins (St Hildas) for “Your girlfriend made me feel things…” instead of granddaughter |
| Best Quote from a Script | Lily Miles (ex-Hertford), Katie Moore (ex-Magdalen) and George Tall (St Edmund Hall) for Odin's Sexual Exploits |
| The “Ooh You Luvvie” Award for Actually Being Able to Act | Georgia Watkins (St Hildas) for Wishee Washee and Death |
Flosscars Nominations
| Best Heroic Character | Markus Beeken (Brasenose) for Famine Georgia Watkins (St Hildas) for Death |
| Best Villainous Character | Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for Satan Edoardo Lomi for Loki George Tall (St Edmund Hall) for Odin |
| Best Morally Ambiguous Character | Becky Hicks (Oriel) for Hel Emma New (St Hildas) for Elvis Presley |
| Best Group/Double Act | Will Ainsworth (St Edmund Hall), Rebecca Barton (Regent’s Park), Markus Beeken (Brasenose) and Georgia Watkins (St Hildas) for the Four Horsemen Em Fawcett (Wadham), Emma New (St Hildas) and Velina Robinson (Mansfield) for the Illuminati George Tall (St Edmund Hall), Becky Hicks (Oriel), Edoardo Lomi, Tegan Gears (Teddy Hall), Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) and Branoc Richards (Formerly Magdalen) for the Norse Gods |
| Best Couple | Rebecca Barton (Regent’s Park) and Fen Brunt (Mansfield) for War and Mechant |
| Best Spurious Accent | Will Ainsworth (St Edmund Hall) for Pestilence not being German Andrew Kenyon-Roberts for De Neutre Ana Pagu Linacre) for L'Gris |
| Best Directing Team | Matilda Tempest (Mansfield), George Tall (St Edmund Hall) and Branoc Richards (Formerly Magdalen) for Everyone Dies at the End |
| Best Marketing Campaign | Ana Pagu Linacre) for Everyone Dies at the End |
| Best Song | Lily Miles (ex-Hertford) and Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for It's the End of the World Lily Miles (ex-Hertford) and Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for The Horsemen of the Apocalypse Emma New (St Hildas) for We are the C.U.N.T.S |
| Best Performance of a Song | Jake Griffiths (Brasenose) for It's the End of the World Becky Hicks (Oriel) for the Death Tango George Tall (St Edmund Hall) for the Ragnarock Georgia Watkins (St Hildas) for Death Tango |
| Best Costume | Ana Pagu Linacre) for Jormungandr |
| Best Worst Prop | Ana Pagu Linacre) for Sleipnir's extra legs |
| Best Best Prop | Ana Pagu Linacre) for Mr Snuffles |
| Best Cock-Up During a Performance | Will Ainsworth (St Edmund Hall), Rebecca Barton (Regent’s Park), Markus Beeken (Brasenose) and Georgia Watkins (St Hildas) for the scrambling up of the first scene Tegan Gears (Teddy Hall) for Thor losing his beard then trying to reattach it |
| Best Cock-Up Backstage or During a Rehearsal | Em Fawcett (Wadham) for writing conspiracy theories in permanent marker Edoardo Lomi for pulling a Kybett in the Speedrun: walking on, nodding, walking off again |
| Best Ad-Lib | Em Fawcett (Wadham), Leo Tucker and Charlie Howley (LMH) for “Do the snake boi” Lily Miles (ex-Hertford) for “Satan died of loneliness 10 minutes later” |
| Best Audience Participation/Heckle | Judith Moore (Balliol) for “What a waste of a prop” |
| Best Quote from a Script | Lily Miles (ex-Hertford), Katie Moore (ex-Magdalen) and Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) for “I AM IN PEAK PHYSICAL CONDITION FOR MURDER” Lily Miles (ex-Hertford), Katie Moore (ex-Magdalen) and Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) for “I AM ALSO CONFUSED BY THIS” Lily Miles (ex-Hertford), Katie Moore (ex-Magdalen) and Becky Hicks (Oriel) for “I'm millennia old dad, I know about sex.” |
| The “Ooh You Luvvie” Award for Actually Being Able to Act | Becky Hicks (Oriel) for Hel Valeriia Gladkova (Merton) for Mr Mason and Fenrir |
| The “Beyond the Call of Duty” Award for Going Beyond the Call of Duty | Rebecca Barton (Regent’s Park), Maddie Leggett and Lily Miles (ex-Hertford) for finding a venue |
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