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Dealers Choice
August 8, 2005 | adminPoker action is the subject matter for this two act play set in a London restaurant. Five characters Steve, the manager, Karl, his son, waiters Mugsy and Frank, and Sweeney, the chef, meet up for a regular card session after the … Read More
Crimes of Passion
August 8, 2005 | adminThis a stage adaptation of Ken Russell’s movie of the same name by Ricado Pinto, who also directs and stars in this erotic psychological thriller. Struggling family man and Private investigator Bobby Grady, David Nicholson, is hired to check … Read More
The Coming of Golf by P.G. Wodehouse
August 8, 2005 | adminA rambling concoction of sketches around the obvious theme of golf. The cast try very hard to bring out the humour in the prose of P.G. Wodehouse, but the story lines are just too lightweight to appeal. All manner … Read More
A Clockwork Orange
August 8, 2005 | adminIt’s dark, it’s gloomy, there is a threat of menace, it has dark, shadowy characters… and that is only the impression one gets in entering the theatre. In this adaptation of Anthony Burgess’s book, Stanley Kubrick’s movie this nine … Read More
Carmen Angel
August 8, 2005 | adminCarmen Angel is a compelling play, blending powerful acting, music and sound effects. It is a dark tale set mainly in small town Canada. Joe, a police photographer, is tormented in his dreams by childhood memories, particularly of his … Read More
Boston Marriage
August 8, 2005 | adminThe idea of the play by David Mamet is the expression Boston Marriage, meaning a pair of co-habiting women. It came into use in New England at the turn of the 20th century when the play was set. The two … Read More
Blues Sisters
August 8, 2005 | adminJackie and Ellie Blues are back and once more they are on a ‘Mission from God’. This Alan Hunter written adaptation of the film of a similar name has landed at Fringe 2005 again, and once more the Harland … Read More
Birth of The Cool
August 8, 2005 | adminThere are some shows you see that you don’t want to end. Birth of the Cool comes into this category. This is an absolutely absorbing fusion of narrative and jazz. At this point I should admit to being a … Read More
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