The pace, the chemistry the subtle showing of emotions left everyone stunned. It certainly wasn’t an easy ‘watch’, and at times it was difficult not to rush onto the stage and protect poor Julie or to attack her diabolical husband. With such a drama, the silence at the end before the applause is a guide to success, but when the whole audience sit in total silence for minutes after a play finishes – that is a triumphant success.
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Standing Bird 2
This is the kind of contemporary dancing incorporating crippling athletic skills, that any professional dancing student would dream of achieving. Magnificent. Clever story theme, perfectly executed.
Bruce
Even though this was the show’s preview, producer Kathryn Osborne can probably sit back as, within hours, I am sure every ticket will be sold out. Another International award winning show. Pure genius, such talent in so many areas leaves one speechless.
Midsummer (a play with songs)
A very funny, sexy show, with a down to earth portrayal of lower life in Edinburgh, all delivered with an enormous amount of energy and talent. Many congratulations.
Verge
As someone who enjoys a waltz around the dance floor for a couple of tunes – then a rest – to watch 60-minutes of such skill, timing and exhausting perfection these human dynamos had my full admiration. The audience left absolutely drained.
Audience with Murder
The play had a slightly slow start, but the characterisation was well developed by the cast. The director, Joan Scafe, subtly increased the pace as the play progressed, and controlled the complexity of the script very well. There are plenty of laughs and gasps at some of George’s politically incorrect comments.
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
This is a must see, but don’t go after a tiring day, if you give this play’s lengthy script and its fully charged cast the complete and constant attention they deserve, time will fly and you will be amply rewarded.
Storm Boy
This is theatre at its most enchanting – total magic. At a sensible price, don’t miss it.
Broken Colour
A stunning, gripping play wonderfully produced.
Don’t just lie there, say something
This was one of the hardest farces to stage, but it worked very well and the audience loved it.