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The Curious Case Of Conan Doyle
August 8, 2006 | adminIn their fifth annual Fringe tribute to famous authors, the Mercators present ‘The Curious Case of Conan Doyle’. Having seen several of the previous productions I knew roughly what I was in for, a factual history of the author … Read More
Cooking With Puccini
August 8, 2006 | adminJeffrey Mayhew and Lynsey Tash bring us ‘Cooking with Puccini’ directed by Guy Masterson. Giacomo Puccini is the world’s most popular composer, having written La Boheme, Madame Butterfly, Tosca and Turandot amongst others. He is also known to have … Read More
Clinically Famous
August 8, 2006 | adminClinically Famous is based in part on personal experiences in the Priory Clinic, Caroline Gold has in the past written and performed her own stand-up, moving on to radio and TV intros and sketches. The show is a glimpse … Read More
The China Vase
August 8, 2006 | adminThe China Vase, written and directed by Bernie Kavanagh, is a serious and absorbing new play. Three playlets follow seamlessly critical moments in the lives of six soldiers across three wars – 4 privates, their sergeant and their commanding … Read More
Cast Aside
August 8, 2006 | adminAnkle productions introduce ‘Cast Aside’. We meet the cast of a new ground breaking 4-member production of an adaptation of ‘The Merchant of Venice’. Along with the camp crap company assistant and the moronic, megalomaniac who thinks he is … Read More
Can’t Pay! Won’t Pay!
August 8, 2006 | adminCan’t Pay? Won’t Pay! is a Dario Fo play that has been translated by Lino Pertile, and is given an airing in the Fringe this year. Two couples, Antonia and Giovanni, Lucy Murphy and Brian Stewart, and Margherita and … Read More
Cabin Fever
August 8, 2006 | adminThis play is written by the comedian Jim Sweeney it is the fourth play of his to be presented at the Gilded Balloon since 1999. The others were ‘Danny’s Wake’, ‘Sick Transit’ and ‘My MS and Me’, either Geoff … Read More
The Bullet
August 8, 2006 | adminThis is the first time I have come across the work of award winning playwright Joe Penhall. The Bullet is a dark, disturbing play interspersed with cynical humour. With a contemporary setting in Britain, the play follows the continual … Read More
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