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Lizzie Roper in Peccadillo Circus
August 8, 2007 | adminLizzie Roper’s show is about sex, but it is not about sexual titillation. During her introductory warm up, she explains how she put the show together. She placed ads to ask people to reveal their sexual experiences and, much … Read More
The Nothinglefttolose
August 8, 2007 | adminThe Nothinglefttolose is a theatrical experience rather than a play with a traditional structure. Two men, names unknown, meet, break up, come together, have childhood flashbacks and become involved in chase sequences. Dialogue is minimal and from a technical … Read More
Scared Scriptless
August 8, 2007 | adminTake 5 actors and a mic, take numerous audience suggestions and hey presto there is an instant one off brand new horror play. All the devices of impro are employed, very implausible storyline is decided upon and off we … Read More
Unnatural Acts
August 8, 2007 | adminIt still seems strange when people you identify with one genre cross over into another. Jason Woods and The Edinburgh Fringe for me = Music and humour, Jason singing in many different guises. To some extent it is the same … Read More
Basic Training
August 8, 2007 | adminKahlil Ashanti has been at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival before with Basic Training, I was unable to get to see it then but got to see it in the Assembly Rooms. As with a high percentage of one man … Read More
Coast to Coast
August 8, 2007 | adminMark and Dan’s walking trek from Bangor in Wales to Boston in Lincolnshire is an unusual and humorous double act. They set out in spring 2006 without money, food and any planned accommodation, and depended on the generosity of … Read More
Doctor Stein by Jonathan North
August 8, 2007 | adminFor over 20 years Leitheatre have built up a solid reputation for their Scots comedy productions. In return, they are supported by a loyal and appreciative fan base. This year’s two act play is the sequel that Mary Shelley … Read More
A Glance at New York
August 8, 2007 | adminFrankly if this is New York no thank you. When the cast appeared I wondered if I were in Bedlam, the costumes the moaning and the noise. Newly arrived from the country will George (Ian Tooley) survive his first … Read More
Oleanna, by David Mamet
August 8, 2007 | adminThis David Mamet play never fails to evoke reactions from me every time I see it, it is a powerful piece of writing and for the two actor, must be draining to give such emotional performances as the writing … Read More
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