Finder’s Fee

First stages in 2002 in the States this play is set in the world of New York City property development and finance. A somewhat idealist entrepreneur is expecting to complete a deal when he witness his investor murdered in … Read More

The Family Semianyki

First the ending. There are happy endings, sad endings, even bizarre endings but the ending to this show is as spectacular as I have ever witnessed. Mime clowns play the part of a wild family consisting of a romantic … Read More

Fahrenheit 451

Ray Bradbury’s ‘Farenheit 451’ was published in 1953, its comments on censorship and the futility in destroying the written word are as relevant today as when first written. Although aware of the televised series of his work ‘The Martian … Read More

Equus

Cancelled!

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Exotica

This piece of dance / physical theatre was created and performed by Anushie Yarnell and was originally commissioned by the European Union to mark the EU expansion. Some of her advanced publicity says ‘her shows are impossible to label’ … Read More

Everyone Should Have A Gun

A tense drama played against a plain black backdrop. Two females appear. They are both in black, having a similar appearance and linked together by elastic cord. They don’t who or where they are, or indeed why they are … Read More

End of The Rainbow

Most people will be aware of the legend that was ‘Judy Garland’ if not from her music then from her movies. The film the Wizard of Oz gave us probably the best known Garland song ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow’ … Read More

End of the Golden Weather

This Fringe seems to be the one of the Aussie soap stars, from Kylie Minogue appearing on stage with Havana Rumba, through Michael  Beckley in ‘Breakfast with Johnnie Wilkinson’ , Corinne Grant, at leas two others and Stehen Lovatt … Read More

Emily’s Kitchen

I first became aware of Tangled Feet at Fringe 2005, when Alex of the company almost bullied me into going to see their show Lost Property. I did go and must admit thoroughly enjoyed the theatrical experience, so hence … Read More

Ella, Meet Marilyn

Bonnie Greer’s play is set in 1955 as the civil rights struggle is gaining momentum in breaking down segregation but there is still massive discrimination against blacks. This is the background to this brief meeting and friendship between Marilyn … Read More