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Love The Radio Edit

August 8, 2006 |

I’m not too sure what I expected to see in this production, but I didn’t expect what I got. In essence what this show is about is the trials and tribulations of relationships, all told through the clever use … Read More

The Pool

August 8, 2006 |

I have to admit that this play nearly didn’t make it to my list of shows to see, but it eventually did, and boy am I glad. I have to say I usually make a couple of lucky choices … Read More

Teen Scream

August 8, 2006 |

My previous experience of the Heather Brothers work was their much underrated A Slice of Saturday Night, so a chance to see some more of their work was something I couldn’t resist. Throw into the mix a hole lot … Read More

Bouncers

August 8, 2005 |

It is nice to see John Godber’s ‘Bouncers’ performed by a more mature cast.  Mature in age if not personality, seeing the on stage antics. Although Godber’s show is superbly written  it allows for some adaptation and personalisation from … Read More

Fourplay

August 8, 2005 |

Two short plays linked by a common theme – the confusion of the roles of men and women in modern times. The first play is set in a wine bar – well thought out set design in such a … Read More

A Limited Run

August 8, 2005 |

A play about about God can be a dangerous project, but this production should not upset the religious fraternity. Andy Gray fits comfortably into the role of a very Scottish God who has given up his heavenly mansion for … Read More

Paras over the Barras

August 8, 2005 |

Leitheatre over the years have built up a loyal and regular following for their productions of Scottish comedies – the Chippit Chantie and Walk into my Parlour come to mind. This year they have chosen James Barclay’s play set … Read More

Teechers

August 8, 2005 |

In the ten years that Harland Hamstrings have been attending the Fringe I suppose they have used more John Godber plays than any other playwright, and they have dusted off Teechers once again as one of their 5 pieces … Read More

Boston Marriage

August 8, 2005 |

The idea of the play by David Mamet is the expression Boston Marriage, meaning a pair of co-habiting women. It came into use in New England at the turn of the 20th century when the play was set. The two … Read More

The Forever Waltz by Glyn Maxwell

August 8, 2005 |

Staged deep within the the bowels of the Baby Belly in the smallest working area for actors I have seen in this year’s Fringe, this setting actually suits the claustrophobic feel of the play. Three characters the intense John, … Read More