Theatre 2004 Archives - Page 7 of 8 - One4Review
Lost Pirates
August 8, 2004 | adminThis show started with a real air of promise but sadly didn’t, for me fulfil expectations. I cant say why this is so, as each and every one of the actors seem to be enjoying themselves and giving their … Read More
The Secret Art of Auditions
August 8, 2004 | adminIn truth this play is really three playlets dealing with auditions in one way and another. Scene 1 sees C grade actor Mark Sansone, Danny Swanson auditioning for a role in a production and gradually turning the tables on … Read More
The Trouser Department
August 8, 2004 | adminWhat do you do if you’ve been married four times and are again having marriage problems? Well you could look for the next candidate but where? How about a marriage guidance counseling office? At least then you’ll be able … Read More
Durang Durang
August 8, 2004 | adminA production that gives you eleven short plays, running in repertory with six on each night. I went on an even date and saw the selection; Mrs Sorken, Nina in the morning, Canker Sores and Other Distractions, 1-900-Desperate, One … Read More
Love, Marilyn
August 8, 2004 | adminMarilyn Monroe must be one of the most famous and beautiful women of the 20th Century, and many, many words have been written about her. This ambitious production of Love Marilyn, written by Valerie Goodwin, has as a cast … Read More
Shaking Cecelia
August 8, 2004 | adminWhat do you get if you mix together a neurotic and a manic extrovert together and send then on a 14 hour road trip to Scotland? Well, the answer is this appealing play by Charlotte Riley and Tiffany Wood. … Read More
Two by Jim Cartwright
August 8, 2004 | adminJim Cartwright originally wrote this play for Sue Johnston and John McArdle once they had left Brookside and is given an airing by Moonface Productions. The plot, for anyone who doesn’t know revolves in and around a ‘Northern ‘ … Read More
Eenie, Meenie, Miny ……
August 8, 2004 | adminCan children’s games go too far? If so with what consequences? This trio of strong performers tell the tale of three friends but who is leading whom? Can lonely old ladies be witches and can magic really work? Is … Read More
Manchester Girl
August 8, 2004 | adminIn this action filled play, written and performed by Sue Turner-Cray, we meet, Sara, an aspiring model from Leicester and follow her on the trials and tribulations of her journey initially to Manchester and then to Japan. Ms Turner-Cray … Read More
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
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