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Sign In or Open in Steam. Profile Features Limited. Languages :. English and 6 more. View Steam Achievements Includes 37 Steam Achievements. Franchise: Hell of Men. Share Embed. Add to Cart. View Community Hub. About This Game Hell of Men: Blood Brothers is a real-time strategy game, developed by one person, in which you will have to collect resources, build your base, train your army by choosing your soldiers wisely and fight. And by the end, they had not only seen and heard the tragic story of the Johnstone brothers, they had been astounded by the maturity, depth of emotion and understanding displayed by the talented young cast who brought the story to life.
A sell-out audience of around people saw Blood Brothers during its six-night run at the start of Term 2. Spontaneous standing ovations at the end of each performance left the company, band, crew, Director Laurence Wiseman, Musical Director Duncan Ferguson, and Choreographer Ginner Thorner, in no doubt as to the level of audience appreciation.
It also tells the story of two very different mothers, who make some life-altering decisions with the best of intentions but the direst of consequences. Head Girl, Kirsty Shields Year 13 wholly inhabited the pivotal role of Mrs Johnstone, a single mother with a brood of hungry children, who struggled to live with her heartbreaking decision to give away one of her twin babies. Kirsty evoked incredible emotion, sang beautifully, and was utterly believable as the strong, generous mother.
Jenna Wells Year 12 was another standout performer and singer, playing the highly complex Mrs Lyons, the childless, well-to-do employer of Mrs Johnstone who takes her young twin, Edward to bring up as her own. Both seamlessly met the challenge of portraying the brothers as seven year olds, 14 year olds, and as young men.
As the cheeky, swaggering, yet shy Mickey, Philip was a revelation. His nuanced and heartbreaking performance, particularly as Mickey unravelled towards the end of the show, was breathtaking. During his excellent performance he embodied the character, who as a young boy revelled in the company of Mickey, but who as a young man, lacks understanding, sympathy and compassion for his plight.
The other lead, Hana Pearce Year 12 , was a wonderful Linda, the feisty, humorous girl both brothers fell in love with, ultimately leading to their tragic end. The musical numbers were pitch perfect and beautifully choreographed. The audience were also stunned by the professionalism and sensitivity displayed by the young musicians in the band, led by Musical Director, Duncan Ferguson. Rector Christine Leighton said it was enormously satisfying to hear the effusive comments of Old Collegians and other audience members after the show.
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