It is a fine balance to create a character that is necessarily a little over the top, but realistic enough to be hilarious, however Guy Masterson manages to do so. Thespians and theatre novices alike will find a lot to enjoy in The Half. 4K
Tag Archive: Centre for International Theatre
Feb 26
FRINGE: Spitfire Solo – Higher Ground – 4K
Spitfire Solo is presented by Guy Materson’s Centre for International Theatre is presenting at Higher Ground until the 18th March. Written and performed by the very talented Nicholas Collett, Spitfire Solo takes us on a journey through the life of Peter Walker, from his early child hood’s unforgettable first flight in Dad’s friend’s Tigermoth, his …
Feb 25
FRINGE: Belt Up Theatre’s Outland – AC ARTS – 5K
Blending the life of author Lewis Carroll with a condensed version of his story Sylvie and Bruno, this piece captures the absurdity of his writing, the nostalgia for childhood which sits at the back of your consciousness, and the magical spark that can only be created by live theatre. This is a piece which will excite, delight, bemuse and amaze. 5K
Feb 23
FRINGE – Theatre – Mussolini: A One Man Political Farce – Centre for International Theatre, Higher Ground – 4K
In this play, the Mussolini we see is a broken man – both mentally and physically – who is trying desperately to hide from his last few remaining troops, and himself, that fact that the end is nigh. In the hands of co-writer/performer Ross Gurney-Randall, the story comes to life, skilfully balancing the fine line between drama and comedy. 4K
Feb 21
FRINGE – Theatre – Shylock – Centre for International Theatre, Royalty Theatre – 4.5K
What makes this piece work so well is the seamless intertwining of an informative history lesson – relating to both the background of the play and the persecution of the Jewish people throughout Europe over the last 2000 years – an intellectual exploration of the Shakespearean text and a comedic psychological portrait of the actor, desperate to prove the importance of his role. 4.5K




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