Theatre 2006 Archives - Page 2 of 12 - One4Review
Marlon Brando’s Corset
August 8, 2006 | adminWith such household names as Les Dennis, ‘Family Fortunes’ and Jeremy Edwards ‘Holby City’ & ‘Hollyoaks’ ably supported by comic genius Mike McShane, Perrier nominee, Jim Field Smith, Kellie Ryan and Jennifer Tollady, I would have expected a much … Read More
The Real Inspector Hound
August 8, 2006 | adminReal Inspector Hound as written by Tom Stoppard is of course an excellent play, and reading the biogs of the company performing this I could be assured a guaranteed winner. Well, I’m afraid I was a little disappointed. There … Read More
The Tempest – Eyeball Theatre
August 8, 2006 | adminEyeball Theatre consists of a ‘rag-tag group of students, graduates and academics, none of whom have any professional training but all of whom have theatrical pretensions’. They believe theatre should be seen – not just heard. This was evident … Read More
The Curious Case Of Conan Doyle
August 8, 2006 | adminIn their fifth annual Fringe tribute to famous authors, the Mercators present ‘The Curious Case of Conan Doyle’. Having seen several of the previous productions I knew roughly what I was in for, a factual history of the author … Read More
Frankenstein
August 8, 2006 | adminGuildbury are a non-professional theatre company based in Surrey, founded in 1963, they appear regularly in Gildford, Woking and have an annual open-air production in front of the Norman keep at Farnham Castle. They present ‘Frankenstein’ at this years … Read More
The It Girls
August 8, 2006 | adminThis play is a translation of Moliere.s Les Preieuses Ridicules and is actively staged by Slingshot Theatre. Wannabe aristocrats, cousins Magdelon and Cathos are being wooed by various suitors, while being ‘aided’ by parents trying to get them to … Read More
Meeting Joe Strummer
August 8, 2006 | adminPunk was never my choice of music, but anyone who was alive and over 10 in the late 70’s will have been aware of his music the song ‘London’s Calling’ became a sort of anthem for a generation. Written … Read More
The Regina Monologues
August 8, 2006 | adminAs a student I never really got to grips with the wives of Henry VIII. ‘Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced beheaded, survived’ meant absolutely nothing to me. Unfortunately ‘The Regina Monologues’ presented by Tidemark Theatre wasn’t around when it mattered, … Read More
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