Theatre 2004 Archives - Page 3 of 8 - One4Review
Shakespeare for Breakfast
August 8, 2004 | adminThose clever Shakespeare for Breakfast people have managed to do it again.. They have succeeded in getting me, the most confirmed Bard Philistine in the Fringe to a play with the dreaded ‘S’ word in the title and at … Read More
Last Night a DJ Saved My Life
August 8, 2004 | adminLeaves on the Tracks are performing two plays on alternating days. On ‘odd’ dates, the one I saw, Last Night a DJ saved my Life. The story centres around Adam Carr, played by Hugo Cox, a radio DJ who’s … Read More
Third Finger Left Hand
August 8, 2004 | adminThis play by Adam Canavan is certainly a bittersweet piece that is superbly written and performed by Angela Clerkin as Niamh and Amanda Daniels as a Grace. Niamh and Grace are sisters and during the play the story of … Read More
Bangers and Slash
August 8, 2004 | adminBangers and Slash conceived as part of the girls A-Level work, received by such acclaim they brought it to the Fringe. Emily Houghton, Sophia Minden and Harriet Webb play three women who destroy the men in their lives. The … Read More
On Love and Lies
August 8, 2004 | adminThis play is about, immigration, betrayal, love, cultural issues and much more as this young company portray the tangled life of Halil, his girlfriend Zehra, Halil’s parents and best friend Jimmy. Halil wants it all, money, cars, nice things … Read More
Will The Real Slim Lady Please Stand Up
August 8, 2004 | adminThrown Together are a group of five actresses, Adele Cairns, Nancy Kniveton, Rosa Stourac- McCreery, Sonia Beinroth and Rachel Kirk who embarked 4 months ago to devise and create this piece of theatre daling with themes such as loss … Read More
Shakespeare Revue
August 8, 2004 | adminMe, going to two morning shows with Shakespeare in the title? Yes, I’m afraid it’s true! This hour long performance is a mixture of comic songs and anecdotes all based on the life of The Bard and is a … Read More
The Laramie Project
August 8, 2004 | adminNot knowing much about ‘The Laramie Project’ I didn’t really have any pre-existing expectations. Yes I was aware of the original murder and ensuing trials but that was all. The subsequent theatre project and how it was researched and … Read More
Three Men in a Boat
August 8, 2004 | adminRodney Bewes Is probably best known for the TV series ‘The Likely Lads’, he has been at the Fringe for the past few years with his one man show ‘Three Men in a Boat’. I did hear a couple … Read More
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