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REVIEW: The Adventures Of Butt Boy and Tigger, Edinburgh Fringe ✭✭✭✭
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Review 13 August 2019 · 1 min read · 204 words

REVIEW: The Adventures Of Butt Boy and Tigger, Edinburgh Fringe ✭✭✭✭

Paul T Davies reviews The Adventures Of Butt Boy and Tigger presented by Outcast Theatre at the Edinburgh Fringe.

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Paul T Davies reviews The Adventures Of Butt Boy and Tigger presented by Outcast Theatre at the Edinburgh Fringe.

The Adventures of Butt Boy and Tigger The Space On The Mile, Edinburgh Festival Fringe

12/8/19

4 Stars

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Returning to the Fringe is Out Cast Theatre's filthy romance about two men who meet online, re-enact sexual fantasies, but find that they both seek more. Dare they meet and find out if reality is better than fantasy?

The actors are perfect, and wonderfully uninhibited! Harry Franklin is the naïve Butt Boy, despite his handle, encountering the more experienced Tigger, Bradley Curran playing him with a perfect mix of swagger and innocence.

If Barbara Cartland had ever written porn, they would have been like the scenes these guys create! The rugby coach and player, the officer and private, the master and servant, all hilarious, especially Butt Boy's character interpretation!

But just as Steven Dawson's script is in danger of being just a series of sketches, the play turns nicely into longing as they realise this isn't really what they want, and they agree to meet. It's well worth an hour of your time, and the online generation of any sexual orientation will recognise a lot!

Paul T Davies
Paul T Davies

Paul is a playwright, director, actor, academic, (he has a PhD from the University of East Anglia), teacher and theatre reviewer! His plays include Living with Luke, (UK tour 2016), Play Something, (Edinburgh Festival Fringe/Drayton Arms Theatre, London 2018), , (2019), and now The Miner’s Crow, which won the inaugural Artist’s Pick of the Fringe Award at the first ever Colchester Fringe Festival 2021. In lockdown 2020 he created the audio series Isolation Alan, available on Youtube, and performed online in the Voice Box Festival. He is the founder member of Stage Write, a Colchester based theatre company, and his acting roles include Rupert in How We Love by Annette Brook, first performed at the Vaults Festival 2020 and revived at the Arcola and at Theatre Peckham in 2021. Follow: @stagewrite_

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