One of Michael Green’s series ‘Four Plays for Coarse Actors’ designed to encourage actors to ‘unlearn’ their skills in order to present themselves as an imbecilic local group, this the company did with gusto much to the delight of the audience, which partially consisted of another group of performers in full costume (matching in part those on stage).

The ten performers seem to be having great fun but occasionally streaks of genius became apparent. Some of the funnier moments included Mike Edwards but as he had more parts and was probably on stage longer than anyone else was hardly surprising.  Alice Robinson as the only female in the company has quite a lot to put up with but copes admirably.

In the full traditions of the Fringe it was short, sweet and performed with flair.

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