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Vallimar Jansen is Ethel Waters
August 8, 2007 | adminValLimar Jansen’s re-creation of Ethel Waters in words and song is powerful and spell-binding. Ethel Waters during the 1920’s, 30’s and 40’s was one of the most important, and indeed highly paid, black artists of her time. Her early … Read More
Vacant Possession
August 8, 2007 | adminVacant Possessions, a new work written and directed by Ray Brown, is a gentle and ironic comedy. The two characters in the play couldn’t be more different. Joe Sweeting (Geoffrey Wilkinson) is an eccentric old soldier given to collecting … 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
Turning Heads
August 8, 2007 | adminTwo guys, John and Dan used to be party buddies, but now John is married to Helen with a kid on the way. However John is persuaded to invent a stag party so that he and Dan can have … 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
To the End of the World
August 8, 2007 | adminThis intriguing piece of theatre, devised by director Mike Davis and the company and written by Sam Gayton centres on the life of Phillipe and his wife Ava. Due to a silk crisis Phillipe is persuaded by Delgardino, the … Read More
The Terrible Infants
August 8, 2007 | adminSimply stunning! Suspend reality and enter a world of tall tales and cleverly created characters. There is Tilly, the little girl who cannot tell the truth. As her story unfolds, we meet a series of puppet characters the gluttonous … Read More
Talking to Spacehoppers
August 8, 2007 | adminThis play written by Angela Truby and the performer Joanna Swain tells the story of late 30s Bev and the trials and tribulations of her life with or without her increasingly absent husband. Bev was, and still is, into … Read More
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