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Rose Gets Shot
August 8, 2007 | adminRoyal Holloway Theatre have been coming to Edinburgh for years doing their reputation no harm along the way by always producing interesting and imaginative productions. Their offering this year is a film noir style play Roe Gets Shot. Set … Read More
Touch by Bill Dare
August 8, 2007 | adminThis is a brand new play written by Bill Dare and has a taste of everything. An interesting storyline, two fine performances from the two actors, Rupert Holliday Evans as the well ordered Vernon and Lucinda Millward as Emma, … Read More
An Air Balloon across Antarctica
August 8, 2007 | adminYoung Irish writer Darragh Martin’s play is the product of a fertile and quirky imagination. Australian theatre company ‘Three to a Room’, under the clear and sharp direction of Yvonne Virsik, successfully blend the reality of human relationships with … Read More
The Changeling
August 8, 2007 | adminI was unaware of this play before attending this production so hence was under no preconceptions as what to expect. What I got was an extremely well presented and staged 70 minutes of love, sex, blackmail, leading to dishonour … Read More
Debbie Does Dallas – The Musical
August 8, 2007 | adminOne of the best titles to be found in the Fringe brochure this year is Debbie does Dallas – The Musical. Those of us of a certain age will no doubt remember the movie, probably the best known film … Read More
Forgotten Voices
August 8, 2007 | adminBased on Max Arthur’s non-fiction bestseller ‘Forgotten Voices of the Great War’. We are in a room in the Imperial War Museum, dominated by a huge painting of the wounded and the dead of the Great War, four benches … Read More
Land on my Tongue
August 8, 2007 | adminContradictions abound in this comedy of the absurd, written and directed by Hugh Jordan. There is the girl (Helen Plummer) who is fishing in a pond with no fish and who is much older than she looks; there is … Read More
Night Time
August 8, 2007 | adminNight Time is the work of Scottish based Croatian-born writer Selma Dimitrijevic. Holding the whole piece together is the splendid Kananu Kirimi as Christina, a married woman in her thirties. Ms Kirimi is ably supported by John Kazek as … Read More
Rosebud: The Lives of Orson Welles
August 8, 2007 | adminIn looks, manner and voice Christian McKay is a convincing Orson Welles, but it is his superb one man performance which brings Welles to life – his acerbic wit and his driven nature to succeed artistically in his own … Read More
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