Review: PICASSO: Le Monstre Sacré at Ustinov Studio, Bath
Picasso: Le Monstre Sacré is a well performed one-man show - but therein lies a problem. ★★★☆☆
Picasso: Le Monstre Sacré is a well performed one-man show - but therein lies a problem. ★★★☆☆
A simple, poignant tale, beautifully told. ★★★★☆
Simply revel in the beauty of the vocal lines and sumptuous interweaving of voices ★★★★☆
To see the show is truly to step into another realm in an exuberant gallimaufry of sound and colour. ★★★★★
An excellent, pacey and very witty performance.
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