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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
Splendid Mummer by Lionne Elder
August 8, 2007 | adminLonne Elder’s one man play charts the life of the black Shakespearian actor Ira Aldridge (1807-1867) who in his time become renowned in England and Europe. Shango Baku gives a passionate yet sensitive performance as he portrays Aldridge’s rise … Read More
Something Fishy
August 8, 2007 | adminSomething Fishy is a comedy thriller which is played with enormous gusto by Liz Hague as Daisy and Kate Mooney as Petunia. The play opens with the two girls, upper class and naïve, arriving by chance in the coastal … Read More
Something Blue
August 8, 2007 | adminYngvild Aspeli, Claire Couche, Kate Edwards, Emily Kreider and Eliza Willis are the five strong cast of Jammy Voo Theatre and they present a very interesting and different sketch show in the early afternoon. The five ladies share the … Read More
Simple Girl
August 8, 2007 | adminMelanie Wilson creates a mysterious series of stories set in various European locations – on the Orient Express, Paris and Moscow, taking some examples. Her delivery is deliberate and precise, even in a way poetic. The cavern which is … Read More
Shakespeare for Breakfast
August 8, 2007 | adminOne of the abiding traditions of Edinburgh Fringe Festival over the years I have been covering it is C Theatre doing their early morning comedy loosely based on the works and characters by Shakespeare. Now given by phobia of … Read More
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