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Neville’s Island
August 8, 2009 | adminTim Firth’s very funny play is given a splendid interpretation by Sherbourne Theatre Company. Four executive types are on a company, team bonding, outward bound exercise but they become boat wrecked on a tiny island on Derwentwater in the … Read More
The Shadow Within
August 8, 2009 | adminThere are times when watching a play that the performance of members of the cast outstrips the quality of play. Nik Drake as David a Catholic priest and Marie Ruane as Jane give sterling performances but the storyline does … Read More
The World’s Wife
August 8, 2009 | adminBefore going to see ‘The Worlds Wife’ I was not aware of the writings of Carol Ann Duffy but as I am a fan of Linda Marlowe’s acting the show was placed on my Edinburgh Fringe Wish list. The … Read More
Chippendales: The Ultimate Girls Night Out Tour
August 8, 2009 | adminThe Ultimate Girls Night Out Tour It must be over 25 years since I saw the Chippendales, firstly in London then on tour in Scotland. So it was with some interest I joined a huge queue of females of … Read More
Heroin(e) For Breakfast
August 8, 2009 | adminI must admit this play didn’t originally make my shortlist, but I was persuaded to go and see it following recommendations by friends. Set in a dowdy rundown flat, Tommy, Craig McArdle, and his flatmate and ex- Chloe, Kirsty … Read More
Nun The Wiser
August 8, 2009 | adminTriona Adams’ account of her year training to be a Benedictine nun around ten years ago when she was 26 is fascinating and funny. The mid twenties can be an unsettling time for many individuals as they take stock … Read More
The Sociable Plover
August 8, 2009 | adminI have admired Guy Masterson for years and associate any production which bares his name with top quality writing, direction, production and performance. He expects anyone who works with him to give a minimum of 100%. It is obvious … Read More
Your Number’s Up
August 8, 2009 | adminThis is a very confusing piece of theatre, you felt at times things were going wrong and that the show was nowhere ready for an audience. As the show progressed and I got used to this style I could … Read More
His Ghostly Heart
August 8, 2009 | adminIt is not the first time that I have felt in the dark while watching a Fringe theatre piece. But never like this one. Ushered into the intimate attic space at the Pleasance the only set being a bed … Read More
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