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Tag: Fringe Festival

February 15, 2017

Review: Ze: queer as fuck!

A mono­logue of self dis­cov­ery from a gen­derqueer, kinky, femme­sex­u­al, poly­mind­ed, gay-divorcee. From the open­ing sequence through to the end, this well con­struct­ed show ful­fills the pro­gramme promise that “by the end of this show you will know more about me than most peo­ple care to learn and hope­ful­ly some­thing about your­self.” Through sev­en piv­otal […]

librarykris
Theatre
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February 14, 2017

Review: Manifesto 2083

On July 22, 2011, Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 peo­ple and injured more than 200 in Nor­way. Before he attacked his fel­low cit­i­zens he sent out a 1500 page man­i­festo con­tain­ing racist pro­pa­gan­da, philo­soph­i­cal reflec­tions, bomb man­u­als, inter­views he con­duct­ed with him­self and diary entries. Dan­ish the­atre mak­ers Chris­t­ian Lol­like, Olaf Høj­gaard and Tan­ja Diers […]

librarykris
Theatre
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February 11, 2017

Review: The basement tapes

After her Grand­ma’s death a woman is tasked with clean­ing out the base­ment of her house. As she sifts through what seems like every sin­gle thing her Grand­ma ever owned she dis­cov­ers a tape recorder. Then she finds a box of tapes — some of which work, and some which don’t. As she lis­tens to the […]

librarykris
Theatre
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February 26, 2014

Fringe Festival 2014 — Brooks & Brown in Literally Anything

We sent along intre­pid the­atre goer and Yarn Celebri­ty  Tash Barn­eveld to check out a new Fringe Show by Brooks & Brown. He’s what she thought.   ‘Brooks & Brown are a brand new transTas­man duo who have no idea what their show is going to be about.’ Chris­tine Brooks and Rik Brown have worked togeth­er only […]

Sue Tyler
Comedy / Events / Festival
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