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Counting Sheep: A Guerrilla Folk Opera – Lemon Bucket Orkestra 5*****
August 7, 2016 | one4review 2
This Guerrilla Folk Opera was written by Mark and Marichka Marczyk and is based on their own experiences. Counting Sheep starts off quietly enough as the audience listens to the beautiful music played and sung by the musicians of the … Read More
Fur Elise – York Drama Soc 3***
August 6, 2016 | one4review
Fur Elise is a mimed drama by the young and enthusiastic York Drama Soc. It’s a tale of love found and lost, narrated in French, but translated into English for the audience to comedic effect. The main characters are Francois … Read More
Interiors – Vanishing Point 4***
August 6, 2016 | one4review
This is a companion piece to Vanishing Point’s The Destroyed Room (also at The Lyceum) but an altogether easier watch. At times as cringe worthy as a 21st Century Abigail’s Party, the audience acts as voyeurs as we watch the … Read More
Jack Klaff Beyond Price 4***
August 5, 2016 | one4review
Being one of an audience of three people (in a spacious venue) could be an unsettling experience but when Jack Klaff weaves his spell in front of you an hour just flies by. Jack ponders on many subjects such as … Read More
The Destroyed Room – Vanishing Point 4***
August 5, 2016 | one4review
This thought provoking play is inspired by a Jeff Wall photograph of a room in complete disarray. Every night three actors gather in a living room and are videoed whilst a discussion is sparked off by one of the actors … Read More
F.R.A.N.C 4****
August 5, 2016 | one4review 1
It has become traditional in recent years that award winning comedian and playwright Keir McAllister pens a multi layered comedy play that is a delight to watch. In this year’s thought provoking offering, F.R.A.N.C, Fully Reactive Automated Non-alcoholic Comedian, McAllister … Read More
Airswimming – Weird Sisters Theatre Company 3***
August 4, 2016 | one4review
The play is staged in a very small venue (with a welcome air conditioning unit) which brings an added sense of intimacy to this work written in 1997 by Charlotte Jones. Dora (Tanya Chainey) and Persephone (Alison Nicol) are inmates … Read More
Being Norwegian – Axon Theatre 4****
August 4, 2016 | one4review
It is a great credit to both the strength of the writing and the high quality of the performances that the audience was able to feel themselves completely immersed within the cramped confines of Sean’s flat high in a nameless … Read More
Giant Leap: Comedians’ Theatre Company 4****
August 28, 2015 | one4review
It’s 1969. Nixon needs publicity to detract from Vietnam. What better way than to fulfil JFK’s promise to put a man on the moon, one way or another. In a bunker somewhere in the USA a group of individuals are … Read More
Guru Dudu’s Silent Disco Walking Tour 4****
August 27, 2015 | one4review
If you’ve been around the Fringe at all this year, there’s a good chance you’ve seen this show dancing its way past you, or serenading various passers-by, or singing Queen out-of-tune. Almost everyone laughs when they see it, … Read More
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