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Paras over the Barras
August 8, 2005 | adminLeitheatre 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
Boston Marriage
August 8, 2005 | adminThe 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 | adminStaged 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
Lost Property
August 8, 2005 | adminWhere do the things go that we loose? Are they collected in some secret corner and administered by someone ready for collection in the future? It is hard to pigeon hole this production by Tangled Feet, Is it a … Read More
Phone Play
August 8, 2005 | adminPhone Play is a reflection of modern life. Have we all not faced exasperation in our dealings with officialdom and big organisations? Have we not overheard banal conversations in just about any public place? Phone play hilariously evokes the … Read More
Terrorist! The Musical
August 8, 2005 | adminBush has beaten the Terrorist, the only way they can survive is by joining the burlesque circus. Seven of the worlds most notorious Terrorists work together and fight against each other to survive. Each has the opportunity to say … Read More
Bedroom Farce
August 8, 2004 | adminTake three bedrooms, four couples and a party and you have the basis of this farce. Harland has a great Fringe history of taking both well known and slightly more obscure theatre productions and adapting them to the talents … Read More
Five Visions of the Faithful
August 8, 2004 | adminCambridge University A D C have been regular visitors to the Fringe for as long as I have been covering it and the company consistently produce quality performances. This play by writer Torben Betts is not the sort of … Read More
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