For those after an easy-go-lucky play with good music, look no further. For those that love the swinging Sixties and yearn for a deep, emotive plot suitable for Dusty’s heart aching songs? Stay well away.
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Johnny Kingshott: Alternative 2 (Space @ Jury’s Inn, 20.05)
No matter how deep into the depths of free shows you trawl, you will never find anything as unfunny as this.
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Cockroaches – Sosis Productions
With a heavy run time of almost two hours, Cockroaches is a slow-moving, dense piece of theatre that struggles to maintain energy and drive throughout. The story follows five refugees […]
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Tony Law: Absurdity for the Common Man (Stand 1, 12.00)
Law is a virtuoso performer and does still have some great one of lines that make up for certain swathes of the hour
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Paul Currie: Cats in my Mouth (Heroes @ The Hive, 20.30)
There is a definite something of the Steve Martin to Paul Currie, whether it be the pure swaggering confidence, or the gesture of the arms thrown to the sky, mouth […]
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Sarah Kendall: One-Seventeen (Assembly George Square Studios, 19.00)
There is a quote that David Sedaris uses on all of his books that goes: ‘A humorist par excellence, he can make Woody Allen appear ham-tongued, Oscar Wilde a drag.’ […]
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