Diary of a Madman, Clayton Jevne

During the reign of Russia’s Nicholas 1st, the very rich grew richer, and the poor, even poorer (imagine that!). This adaptation of Gogol’s Diary of a Madman is tragi-farce mocking the 19th century Russian class system. We witness the hapless Aksenty Ivanovich re-live the consequences of his attempt to rise above his situtation. Clayton has been active on the Fringe Festival circuit since 1986, playing across Canada and the US, and at the Edinbourough Fringe. Past 4 & 5 star presentations include: One-Man Hamlet, Moscow Stations, and Falstaff. Facebook: Diary of a Madman Instagram: @diary_of_a_madman_jevne Website: https://www.theatreinconnu.com/diary-of-a-madman/ Credits Created by – Clayton Jevne, adapted from Nikolai Gogol Directed by – Clayton Jevne About the Artist Clayton Jevne has been touring various solo shows since 1986, nationally and internationally, and has logged nearly 1000 separate solo performances. He founded Victoria’s Theatre Inconnu in 1987, where he remains Artistic Director and General Manager. With Theatre Inconnu he has been directly involved in scores of productions as director, actor, or designer. Under the banner of Theatre Inconnu, Clayton founded the Victoria Shakespeare Festival in 1991, and produced it until 2001, when he handed it over the newly formed Victoria Shakespeare Society (who continue to produce it). He has a BFA (acting), MFA (directing), PhD (actor-training); and has taught in the University of Victoria Theatre Department since 2010. Accessibility Content warnings: Adult themes. Sensory warnings: None. Know before you go, learn about this venue with our Venue Guide. For more accessibility information see the Accessibility at the Fringe page on our website.