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Faust In The Box
August 8, 2009 | adminLooking like most peoples vision of a mime artiste, all in black with a white painted face, Bridge Markland, who is apparently a Berlin transformation artist, performs Goethe’s “Faust”. We have a giant box on stage with a shuttered … Read More
Fall of Man
August 8, 2009 | adminRed Shift Theatre always bring with them their reputation of producing fine theatrical productions and this one is no exception. The Fall of Man is an adaptation of Milton’s Paradise Lost by Graham Holloway who also co-directs with performer … Read More
Facebook Fables
August 8, 2009 | adminWith the modern almost obsession of social networking sites I suppose that it is inevitable that a number of productions are being staged this Fringe. This one is pretty well done, there are only three actors playing the roles, … Read More
An Evening With Psychosis
August 8, 2009 | adminSet on a space station, three people are measuring ‘The Norm’. Throughout the show we have excerpts of interviews with those experiencing psychosis from one point or another read out during pauses in the action. I found the use … Read More
Ernest and the Pale Moon
August 8, 2009 | adminI first discovered Les Enfants Terribles several fringes ago and have kept an eye out for them since. Each year they seemed to change, then they had a few years with similar themes utilising puppets and music. 2009 sees … Read More
Doctor Whom? My Search For Samuel Johnson
August 8, 2009 | adminThis is David Benson’s second show at the Fringe. Whereas his Noel Coward show was delivered with smooth panache, this show is altogether more personal and less slick. It reveals his enthusiasm for Samuel Johnson and his intention to … Read More
Doctor Faustus
August 8, 2009 | adminZig Zag Creations return to the Fringe with their production of Doctor Faustus. Utilising the burlesque and cabaret forms of theatre displayed in the costumes and movement. We see Faustus being tempted by the devil and Seven Deadly Sins … Read More
Cross Purpose
August 8, 2009 | adminFinda Penny Theatre Company’s production of Cross Purpose by Albert Camus is a most impressive debut as a new company. Given the limited acting space available, Sophy Westendarp’s direction is precise and inventive. The play is a dark drama … Read More
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