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Tristan & Yseult - Kneehigh Theatre - York Theatre, Seymour Centre - 11/01/06

Crush a pop and watch the silent shock of arms falling off with a hinge to bear. Certain demographics hit the theatre on opening night with lots of light dresses flowing from seat to seat. Sydney Mayor Clover Moore hovers around in the mix, careful not to linger too long with the crowd. Balloons hide in the programs waiting for their turn later in the night.

Reviewed 12 January 2006 under Stage Antics and Theatrics

Amajuba: Like Doves We Rise - York Theatre, Seymour Centre - 26/10/05

Empty save for the large water bowls, darkness explodes into the light with the six cast members singing into the bleed and with minimal setup. Minimal to non-existent introductions in the first paragraph of the performance run smoothly into setting up the first chronicle of life under a South Africa during the years of apartheid.

Reviewed 27 October 2005 under Stage Antics and Theatrics

Stuff Happens - Company B - York Theatre, Seymour Centre - 24/07/05

An old man with big glasses breaks the queue in an effort to talk to two young lasses. Never mind those waiting behind. The geezer needs a squeezer and the blonde and brunette are ripe for the picking. Pulling in a crowd extremely close to selling out the theatre, Stuff Happens stands in the skeletal remains of one of the two towers from the World Trade Centre. Flanking the stage, broken I-beams and girders dead on arrival. Ground Zero.

Reviewed 26 July 2005 under Stage Antics and Theatrics

 

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