A Village Fable

August 8, 2004 | admin

Middleton Drama WI present ‘A Village Fable’ based on the novella “In the Suicide Mountains”. Four tales in one based around a village where the river ran dry years ago, supposedly caused by the six-fingered monster. The story of … Read More

Best of the Festival Musicals

August 8, 2004 | admin

This show is a win-win situation for Musical lovers and for the companies producing musicals on the Fringe this year. With a compere, five musicals are previewed daily, so it gives the companies a chance to sell their shows … Read More

Jazzmatazz

August 8, 2004 | admin

All That! Productions are presenting the World Premier of their self-written jazz based musical at the Fringe this year and it is going down a storm with the afternoon audiences. Set in a rather run down jazz club, the … Read More

Venus, Mars and Chocolate Cake

August 8, 2004 | admin

We all know men are from Mars and women are from Venus, well these two performers go on to demonstrate this. As for the chocolate cake? What do we women reach for when we have a problem n our … Read More

Cabaret

August 8, 2004 | admin

Deep Blue Theatre have been a must on our Fringe list ever since their production of Chess two years ago, so I was delighted to see that they were back and with two shows not one. It was decided … Read More

Job the Hip-Hop Musical

August 8, 2004 | admin

Eli Batalion as MC Able and Jerome Saibil as MC Cain tell us the story of Job Lowe and I quote "It’s the story of Job, allegory of pain". Told in Hip-Hop with a rap intro.    Thankfully they provide … Read More

The Wild Party (Andrew Lippa)

August 8, 2004 | admin

Four years ago a twenties narrative poem called ‘The Wild Party’ by Joseph Moncure March was brought to musical life on Broadway, at a similar time Andrew Lippa produced an off-Broadway version. Described as virtually new to the UK … Read More