Theatre 2006 Archives - One4Review
Boom Bang-A-Bang
August 8, 2006 | adminThe About Turn Theatre Company present the Eurovision Song Contest loving play ‘Boom Bang-a-Bang’. Accompanied by a brilliant soundtrack of the best and not so good hits from past Eurovision’s we see the ups and downs of one group … Read More
The Girl who Cried ‘Nam’
August 8, 2006 | adminIt’s the night before the History exam and flat mates Eve and Sammy, Bea Roberts and Sophie Elliot, are doing their last minute cramming, well at least Sammy is, Eve is busy colouring in her study planner. In the … Read More
Kid-Simple: A Radio Play in the Flesh
August 8, 2006 | adminBilled as a ‘ Radio Show in the Flesh’, and there are certainly parts that are just that, this show is for me was anything but Kid Simple. Unfortunately at the show I attended, I could obtain no programme, … Read More
My Dearest Byron
August 8, 2006 | adminI have seen both the last two productions Another Midas have performed at the Fringe and both Dirty Little Secrets and Chaucer’s Cocktail have been beautifully created and performed, so I was in no doubt that this would apply … Read More
Shakespeare For Breakfast
August 8, 2006 | adminThis is Fringe time when the day does not start before midday. This is Shakespeare. I don’t do Shakespeare! So why an I at this show at 10.00 am on a Saturday morning? The answer is simple dear reader, … Read More
Twinkle Little Star By Philip Meeks
August 8, 2006 | adminInitially disappointed that Christopher Biggins was not coming to do the show, as I just couldn’t see Tim Healy as an aging ‘Panto Dame playing a sad and jaded old Queen. Within minutes of him coming on stage I … Read More
Accidentally Waiting To Happen
August 8, 2006 | adminThis show is described as an explosion of live music, movement, whispers and feathers telling a breath-taking story of intertwined bodies and hiding places. With taped music, whispers, hiding places, movement and loads of feathers, it just didn’t live … Read More
Both Sides Of The Bar
August 8, 2006 | adminBoth Sides of the Bar is the brainchild of director writer producer and actor Scott Majors, and is set, as the title implies in a pub. Aussie barman, come would be actor, portrayed by Marcus Ryan, is put upon, … Read More
Ella, Meet Marilyn
August 8, 2006 | adminBonnie Greer’s play is set in 1955 as the civil rights struggle is gaining momentum in breaking down segregation but there is still massive discrimination against blacks. This is the background to this brief meeting and friendship between Marilyn … Read More
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