An avant-garde examination of the relationship between women and money in society, mixing musical, silent melodrama, and philosophical treatise into a heady, post-punk brew.
Sally Potter
Director
Julie Christie
Ruby
Colette Laffont
Celeste
Hilary Westlake
Ruby's Mother
David Gale
Expert
Thom Osborn
Expert's Assistant
Jacky Lansley
Tap Dancer
George Antoni
Stage Manager (as George Yiasoumi)
Kassandra Colson
Welder
Trevor Stuart
Man on Stage
Keith James
Office Supervisor
Siobhan Davies
Dancer in Dream
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