There’s Barry with his chamois who loves to buff, and Brian in a chicken mask going to the dungeon room. Brenda roams the corridors holding her dead husband’s skull and Gary, a newly-wed petrol-head,...
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Aug 2017‘There are three people on stage. Don’t tell the Beckett Estate. Shit!’ Turns out that Edward Beckett sees the benefit in making uncle Samuel’s work more accessible. Eureka! He allows Jess Thoms, aka Touretteshero,...
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Nov 2016She’s not one to do things by halves, so if there’s going to be a stage metaphor, it’s going to be a bloody great big one. First though, is an introductory preamble, by which...
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Nov 2016Two moments make you hold your breath: a man deftly sweeping a small girl into his newspaper lair; and a man’s whispered description of the girl sitting close to him, ‘I can see a...
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Aug 2016Shown as the second half of a double-bill with A:Version, Pitch is just that – an attempt to reveal the life of a person, in this case Skye Reynolds, to an audience. She wants...
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