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Theatre 2008 Archives - One4Review

Boys Of The Empire

August 8, 2008 |

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Drunk, Sex ‘n’ Camera Roll

August 8, 2008 |

Mike, Lee Barnes, and schoolteacher Jude, Suzy Rochford,  are swingers. Mike decides he is ready for Jude to sleep with another male, but not just anyone so he asks best friend Jake, Steven Eccles, is his choice to do … Read More

I Love You, Bro

August 8, 2008 |

I must admit that I have never been on any of the networking sites such as Facebook, Myspace or Bebo and I am not up on the all the stuff that occurs on these or any chat room for … Read More

Lynn Ferguson  –  The  Plan

August 8, 2008 |

In a play co written with Elly Brewer ‘The Plan’ we see Lynn Ferguson as the Angel of Death aka the Grim Reaper, not that she is overly angelic or at all grim. In between keeping the statistics of … Read More

Shakespeare for Breakfast

August 8, 2008 |

It’s a well known fact that Fringe days should not start in the middle of the night at 10-00 a.m. It’s another well known fact that this reviewer detests all things Shakespearean, then why do I do this to … Read More

Which To Burn?

August 8, 2008 |

Rose’s last look at her father, left her with memories of his smile and wave but why didn’t she tell him she loved him. She never saw him again and her mother never talked of him, sold all his … Read More

A Drunk Woman Looks at a Thistle

August 8, 2008 |

I am not Scottish, but have spent all of my adult life North of The Border and thought I had a reasonable handle on Scotland and it’s way of life and thinking, but having seen this fine performance by … Read More

I Love You!  And You And You

August 8, 2008 |

Bristol Old Vic Theatre School are staging this wonderfully cute play during Fringe 2008 and it is written by one of the cast members Ellen Cribbs One guy, five women, lucky chap ….or is he? Mark, John McGrellis, is … Read More

Mary Postgate

August 8, 2008 |

Jay Parini’s adaptation of the Rudyard Kipling story is absorbing but has an elusive quality. Perhaps this is intentional. Madeline Knight successfully conveys the complexity of the central character and her instant mood swings. She can be cool, jingoistic, … Read More