Words for the curious (nosy) who were always told it's rude to stare. Looking at people, theatre, performance, music, film, literature and cultural stuff.
Friday, 2 August 2013
Monday, 10 June 2013
Wednesday, 15 May 2013
Monday, 13 May 2013
Brighton Festival - Version 1.0 The Disappearances Project, Brighton Dome
This review was originally published on 'The Public Reviews".
‘To share a horrible story is important’. These words, delivered with a question mark by an actor, were originally made by one of the several family and friends of missing persons who shared their experiences with Sydney based version 1.0’s The Disappearances Project.
Monday, 8 April 2013
Tynan on Theatre
Tynan - He's so bloody good there is no point in doing anything but letting him speak for himself. A few select quotes from Tynan on Theatre.
Finding your passion.
I just spent a week away, intending to do not much more than walk until my buttocks started screaming, then drink some Malbec whilst slow cooking some local meat on an AGA . I did that and whilst doing that I also managed to find some time (I know - How does she do it?) to read two books I loaned from the library and in the battle of the Kens - Sir Ken Robinson vs Non Sequitur Ken Tynan there was a clear winner.
Sunday, 31 March 2013
To Beyonce or not to Beyonce
There were many beautiful moments shared in Beyonce's directorial debut, about her favourite subject; Beyonce. My least favourite of these being her make up free confessional, in which she told us the only way to free herself from her low mood was to go fire herself up by listening to one of her songs about making love to her husband whilst performing said act.
Tuesday, 12 March 2013
Monday, 11 March 2013
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
The Animals & Children took to the streets - 1927, The Old Market, Brighton.
In response to 'The Animals & Children took to the street' by 1927, currently on a revival tour around Europe, I really don't want to mention multi media. Although now, admittedly, I have. In much the same manner that if I went to see 'Abigail's Party' at the Theatre Royal and wouldn't moan 'Oh Gawd, not another proscenium arch, scripted show, hasn't that trend died yet.'
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