Theatre 2009 Archives - Page 6 of 12 - One4Review
The Virginia Monologues – Why It’s Great To Be Old
August 8, 2009 | adminAuthor and journalist Virginia Ironside performs a show which is delightfully and unashamedly ageist, mocking the under 60’s. If you are a 65 year old granny, you can get away with non political correctness. The audience, predominantly female, were … Read More
Cabaret Whore – Free
August 8, 2009 | adminSarah-Louise Young is the face and voice behind this show as she introduces us to three comedy characters who are all amazing singers. The first one we meet is country & western diva and porn star Sammy Mavis jnr. … Read More
My Darling Clemmie
August 8, 2009 | adminRohan McCullough has the demeanour and calm dignity to convince immediately in the role she plays as Clementine Churchill. Hugh Whitemore’s play charts Clementine’s life story from childhood to Winston Churchill’s death in 1965. This is a huge span … Read More
Searching for Eden
August 8, 2009 | adminThis production really gets back to basics and in more ways than one is totally stripped back. The set consists of three black boxes, the costumes? Designed and created by Mother Nature herself. In the beginning there was man, … Read More
Why do all Catherines Call themselves Kate
August 8, 2009 | adminWhy do all Catherines Call themselves Kate The set is a rundown living room on New Years Eve . A seen better days sofa, a carpet with a big burn in it newspapers strewn around and two actors playing … Read More
The Canterbury Tales
August 8, 2009 | adminTabard Productions version of Chaucer’s Canterbury’s Tales has many virtues. The young cast show much versatility in successfully taking on many roles, and Harriet Bradley’s direction of her own adaptation is straightforward and clear. After the initial meeting of … Read More
My Name is Sue
August 8, 2009 | adminWe meet Sue as she sits at her piano. At first glance she is a bit of a nobody. Her lank drab appearance with hair like Wednesday from the Adam’s Family. When she talks and sings to us her … Read More
The Shade Ain’t right
August 8, 2009 | adminThis is the first play by Adiam Solomon, who has an Ethiopian background. It is an interesting take on racism. The setting is a dressing room in an American cabaret club during the Prohibition era. The main action is … Read More
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