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Hello! Ok?
August 8, 2008 | adminWe’re a world obsessed with celebrity culture. Newsagents’ shelves groan under the weight of tabloid magazines such as Now, Ok, Hello, Heat, Grazia, all of which scream out hysterical headlines about the most c-list of celebrities airing the dirtiest … Read More
Happy Savages
August 8, 2008 | adminWritten and directed by Ryan Craig, Happy Savages explores the relationships between 4 contrasting individuals. Ben (James Anderson) and Joe (James Russell) have been best mates since university. During this time Ben meets Lisa (Hannah Nicholson) and they form … Read More
Greenstick Boy
August 8, 2008 | adminThe girl M is packing up her life after her soul mate D’s mums funeral. As she packs she tries to write a letter to him. He was never her Boyfriend only her boy-friend, unable to put her thoughts … Read More
The Graduate
August 8, 2008 | adminThose of us above a certain age will remember this as a major movie starring Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft and Katherine Ross and later became a stage play in the West End and on Broadway. Blue Dye Productions have … Read More
The Good Doctor
August 8, 2008 | adminAlthough I was aware of Neil Simon as a play write I was previously unaware of this piece based on a series of short stories by Anton Chekov so was intrigued to see what a collaboration of the two … Read More
Going Down
August 8, 2008 | adminLincolin School of Performing Arts present ‘Going Down’, six people stuck in a lift with a strange voice that keeps saying going down. We have a fairly attractive woman who is attempting to get in to acting, a young … Read More
Funk it up About Nothin’
August 8, 2008 | adminI admit to actually loving Shakespeare, that was why several years ago I went to see ‘A Bom Bitty of Errors’. This was a Rap, Hiphop street musical version with four performers and a DJ who also did some … Read More
Foreskins Lament
August 8, 2008 | adminGreg McGee’s play lifts the lid on male team sport. Rugby is arguably the most physically confrontational of all team sports. This is reflected in the play’s high intensity. Moreover, the fact that the play is set in New … Read More
Expert at The Card Table
August 8, 2008 | adminGuy Hollingworth gives a riveting performance combining theatre and card manipulation. The storytelling element of the show centres on the American card sharp Milton Franklin Andrews who gained notoriety around the turn of the 20th Century. As a boy … Read More
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