Archive for the 'Bette Bourne' Category

Review – Rock – Oval House Theatre

Friday 30 May 2008

Rock is a play of two halves.

It has an interval.

But that’s rather too simplistic. It’s much more profound than that. Read the rest of this entry »

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Review – Terror 2007, Union Theatre

Sunday 4 November 2007

Phil’s nervous condition prohibits him from watching scary things; in fact he even has to watch Antiques Roadshow from behind the sofa.

So it was left to Andrew to undertake alone a trip to Southwark to the Union Theatre (stroke Snack Bar) to take in Terror 2007, a five play celebration of grand guignol.

Alone, that is, apart from horror film buff and would-be Whinger Neil and Oliver, a German currently being groomed for would-be Whingership. Read the rest of this entry »

Posted in Bette Bourne, entertainment, fringe, Grand Guignol, London, Mark Ravenhill, Noël Coward, review, Terror 2007, The Sticking Place, theatre, Union Theatre | 4 Comments »