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Return
to the Forbidden Planet has a cult following and I was surprised
to learn that the director was amazed at the response of audiences
for tickets. Especially as last years production by the same
University group also sold out. This isn’t surprising as they
are only performing for one week and considering the wealth of
talent on stage.
Apart
from Dr Prospero (Bill Cronshaw) and Ariel (Tim Minshull) the
entire, show including puppeteers, is double cast with the second
cast playing additional crewmembers each night. The choreography is
well done and all of the voices good to very good, the costumes
are as professional as any I have seen. Having seen the show on
its second day there were no major technical problems although the
sound quality wasn’t always perfect.
If
you haven’t experienced space flight or the
rock’n’roll-sci-fi adaptation to Shakespeare’s 'The Tempest'
now is the opportunity before they do sell out.
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Fringe Programme page number;
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Company; The
University of Gloucestershire
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Venue
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V 34, C Chambers Street
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15th to 21st August 2004
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12-00 to 13-15
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