Theatre 2007 Archives - One4Review
A Conversation with Edith Head
August 8, 2007 | adminThis is a class production. It is so spot on in many different ways. Take the choice of venue for a start. The Studio in Hill Street Theatre is big enough to seat I suppose around 100 people. Therefore, … Read More
The Good Thief
August 8, 2007 | adminIf you come to see this play by Conor McPherson, be prepared to be shocked. This is no sentimental tale involving lovable Irish rogues but a depiction of brutality and murder without remorse. It is very definitely adult in … Read More
The Packed Lunch
August 8, 2007 | adminC Venues version of the best of the Fringe is staged in the bijou baraka venue and is a taster of five acts who are performing at a venue near you. Compered by Tom, that’s all I got, there … Read More
Victor Spinetti –A Very Private Diary: Revisited
August 8, 2007 | adminI seem to be seeing several one-person life stories this fringe in this case this is the closest I will ever get to the Fab Four, the Beatles. Victor Spinetti is the only other person to have been in … Read More
Arnold Wesker’s The Mistress
August 8, 2007 | adminAnyone reading my reviews knows I admire those performers who can carry a show on their own shoulders. You will also be aware of my admiration for director and performer Guy Masterson. Once again there are numerous shows under … Read More
A Dependable Marriage
August 8, 2007 | adminNUTS hail from Newcastle University and for years have been bringing good quality entertainment to the Fringe. Their offering this year is the Caroline Wood written A Dependable Marriage. Alice, Margaret Clunie, has discovered that her sister Lucy’s, Edwina … Read More
Land on my Tongue
August 8, 2007 | adminContradictions abound in this comedy of the absurd, written and directed by Hugh Jordan. There is the girl (Helen Plummer) who is fishing in a pond with no fish and who is much older than she looks; there is … Read More
Rosebud: The Lives of Orson Welles
August 8, 2007 | adminIn looks, manner and voice Christian McKay is a convincing Orson Welles, but it is his superb one man performance which brings Welles to life – his acerbic wit and his driven nature to succeed artistically in his own … Read More
The English Teacher
August 8, 2007 | adminA young attractive English teacher is thrust into a class of unsuspecting hormonal teenagers. His interest in them goes beyond the set texts. He looks into the background of each girl, comparing her heritage, her home life, her name … Read More
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