“…Apart from Matchmaker, it is difficult to pick out any high-spots. Fiddler on the Roof is just one high-spot after another. Because of the tableaux nature of the piece each song is a large production number which manages to be breathtakingly spectacular and moves the story along…”
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“We are very lucky in Bristol to have a theatre willing to take on such a project and give the company the resources sufficient to realize it. However it doesn’t merely deserve our support, it earns it through productions, like this, of the highest quality…”
Read MoreLieutenant Stephen Wraysford arrives at the front already bitter and scarred by a doomed love affair and, needless to say, things get a lot worse. Initially he lacks the empathy and understanding needed to fulfill his role leading his motley troop of tommies. He lacks compassion and resents the skylark’s happy song and carefree flight because, he claims, it doesn’t care. But as he is aware, what good is caring when everything you care about is taken from you.
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BALLETBOYZ are beautifully, breathtakingly brilliant. Literally. For the first five minutes I found myself with my mouth open, but failing to take breath. It was truly mesmerising. The first of the two pieces they performed was SERPENT which opened with the ten dancers lying on a bare stage, one arm raised in the air. The hands turned, the arms swayed. ★★★★★
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2nd April. “It would be difficult to find fault with VISITORS. It is beautifully written, well observed, objective yet sympathetic. It had, to me, something of Arnold Wesker about it. The four actors were all excellent and everyone involved with the production should be proud of their night’s work.” ★★★★★
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Boeing Boeing first took off in London way back in 1962. Things were different then – it was...
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