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The year is 2007 William Shakespeare has
been persuaded by some of his characters to resurrect himself and
them. To come up to date and try stand-up Comedy or is it Tragedy?
On
the evening I went William (Bill to his friends) Introduced that
troubled prince of Denmark Hamlet, that feisty woman everyone wants
to kiss Kate, dark and brooding Richard III and finally the lady of
the lake Hamlet's rejected lover Ophelia.
Bill
introduces the show, looking incredibly healthy and cuddly for a man
who has been a long time dead! He is sure he still has it but the
writers block might be a little more difficult to get over.
Hamlet
the Danish stud muffin is wildly excitable and rarely stands still.
His obsession with toilet products, which are not sold in chemists,
and with Superman has me questioning his sexuality!
Kate
the shrew has a far more laid back approach, her caustic complaints
about copious subjects are hilarious. I would definitely attempt to
avoid a tongue thrashing from her.
Richard
the turd is definitely dark, brooding, arrogant and full of his own
importance, he has however a dangerous air of attraction.
Finally
Ophelia, slightly out of her mind, she can’t even say the name of
her ex boyfriend Hamlet. Her songs are slightly disturbing and we
worry for her.
Bill
closes the show and thankfully we are not asked to vote for the top
act of the show, although I think Bill himself should win. After all
he created the others didn’t he?
Performed
beautifully by Hils Barker, Alex Dee and Mackenzie Taylor, this
extremely clever idea has the possibility of being developed in to a
full two hour plus show, with a wealth of characters to choose from,
you could use almost any number of performers material dependant.
I
loved it go and see it if you can.
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Fringe Programme Page No
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80
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Stage D'Or
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Venue Name and Number
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The Green Room V 274
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Dates and Times
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2 to 26 August ( not 12, 20 ) 16.00 to 17.00
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