Theatre 2009 Archives - Page 6 of 12 - One4Review
Pan Pa’ Tim
August 8, 2009 | adminNot having seen Stomp I can’t compare it with ‘Pan Pa’ Tim’ but all the literature describe it as "a Latin American Stomp the whole family will enjoy’ and enjoy it I did. Primate Theatrical Percussion from Venezuela present … Read More
Susie Baxter’s Guilty Women
August 8, 2009 | adminSusie Baxter successfully carries off her solo performance play written in association with director Michael Birch. She plays an array of female characters, interweaving the parts to give a continuous story. Providing the narration is Muriel, the cleaner to … Read More
Balloon Boutique
August 8, 2009 | adminBalloon Boutique is mime theatre with the characters portrayed by actors wearing masks. Naturally, balloons as props form an integral part of the action. All manner of ingenious ways are employed, with a particularly innovative final scene. The story … Read More
Doctor Faustus
August 8, 2009 | adminZig Zag Creations return to the Fringe with their production of Doctor Faustus. Utilising the burlesque and cabaret forms of theatre displayed in the costumes and movement. We see Faustus being tempted by the devil and Seven Deadly Sins … Read More
Knuckleball
August 8, 2009 | adminI have seen a couple of William Whitehurst’s plays in the past and was well aware that the guy could create an excellent piece, but I had somehow missed this production in the Fringe programme until I was pointed … Read More
Sweeney Todd: His Life, Times and Execution!
August 8, 2009 | adminThe story of Sweeney Todd is a tale I thought I was well aware of, or so I thought!! But, in this version devised by the company the story has a definitely different interpretation. The slant they have set … Read More
Doctor Whom? My Search For Samuel Johnson
August 8, 2009 | adminThis is David Benson’s second show at the Fringe. Whereas his Noel Coward show was delivered with smooth panache, this show is altogether more personal and less slick. It reveals his enthusiasm for Samuel Johnson and his intention to … Read More
The Kosh In The Storeroom
August 8, 2009 | adminWriters and Directors Michael Merwitzer and Sian Williams have devised an inventive, atmospheric and enigmatic piece of theatre. Sian Williams’ solo performance is breathtaking. From her first dramatic entrance she commands our complete attention throughout. There are few words … Read More
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