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Assassins – Through the Window Th
August 8, 2008 | adminStephen Sondheim musicals are never easy to produce, they require a cast of superb singers who can act and have perfect timing. Alternatively you could take out some of the music and convert numbers into monologues. Believe it or … Read More
And The Devil May Drag You Under
August 8, 2008 | adminWelcome to an anti chamber in hell, don’t panic it’s not quite your time to stay for good but the devil is putting on a little cabaret to promote his way of life. He is joined by Miss Mafista, … Read More
Out Of The Blue
August 8, 2008 | adminAnother twelve months, another visit to Out of the Blue, another incarnation of the group, but another outstanding success. Am I surprised? Not in the least. This exceptionally talented and popular Oxford based group never fail to deliver some … Read More
Otway and Barrett
August 8, 2008 | adminBlue Grass meets Punk meets Rock & Roll. This variety, plus a couple of ballads, makes up the musical ingredients of Otway and Barrett’s act. John Otway, with 2 chart hits to his name, is the bouncy, exuberant singer/songwriter. … Read More
Leonard Cohen Songs of
August 8, 2008 | adminWell timed or just clever planning auditioncall present ‘Songs of Leonard Cohen’. Following his sell out gig at Edinburgh Castle which we couldn’t get tickets for it was great to see some Leonard Cohen being performed at the Fringe. … Read More
Kate Robbins – Songs From The Pool
August 8, 2008 | adminI suppose the most difficult thing to do when talking about Kate Robbins and that is to categorise her. She’s a song writer, a singer an actress a mimic and a thoroughly nice person to boot. For this year’s … Read More
In The Pink A Cappella
August 8, 2008 | adminAlthough I have been aware of this company attending the Fringe for a few years this was the first opportunity for me to see them due to my normally over crowded schedule. I an a lover of a cappella … Read More
Graffiti Classics
August 8, 2008 | adminA wonderful feast of entertainment! Graffiti Classics are a string quartet like no other. There is the usual line up of two violins (Alice Pratley and Frances Grime), viola (Stephen Kennedy) and double bass (Cathal O’Duill). Accomplished musicians though … Read More
Flanders and Swann: At the Drop of a Hippopotamus
August 8, 2008 | adminI honestly do not know why I love Flanders and Swann I’m not aware of having grown up with their songs playing in the house, nor can I remember quite when I became aware of them but I seem … Read More
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