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Angel Exit perform their new show The Black Curtain at The Brighton Fringe Festival Tuesday 6th - Thursday 8th May. Check www.angelexit.co.uk for the rest of our tour dates. Continue
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Hi all - I am new to this site. Just wanted to tell you all about the Henley Fringe Festival. It is a new festival that will take place in July. Most of the venues spaces are booked but the comedy ... Continue
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From Jal Jongur - the Awakening. 'Maskhara' - ancient masked theatre.
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Can you do Funny Girl without Barbra Streisand? As Angus Jackson's supremely intelligent and sensitive production shows, the answer is yes, yes, and yes some more. Though Streisand's image is intimidatingly welded to the show that made her a star, that chilly egomaniac was never good casting as Fanny Brice, a performer so lovable, so nakedly vulnerable that not laughing at her jokes would have been like spitting in your mother's soup.
Why ask now?
Because poor old Gordon Brown, as if he hasn't got enough on the his plate, is facing an onslaught from three different sets of memoirs, which have been released in recent days, by Cherie Blair, John Prescott and Lord Levy. All of them have unhelpful things to say about the Prime Minister's personality and behaviour.
The procession of bloodstained ghosts that began in Michael Boyd's previous tetralogy for the Royal Shakespeare Company grows in number and pace in this, and some of them are angry. The murdered Duke of Gloucester hovers over the deathbed of his old rival, Beaufort, and strings him up. The howling bishop rises heavenwards, trailing a crimson coverlet, his terror and agony suggesting that he is really going in the opposite direction.
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