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I
never really thought what Joseph might feel after the death of his
son. This two hander depicts the scene between Mary & Joseph,
after the crucifixion and interment of Jesus. We know little of
his younger days or the siblings he may have had. This production
also gives him siblings.
I
can see very religious people being upset by this show but
personally think it is a superbly written and performed piece of
theatre.
I
was initially attracted to the show by the fact that Pipp Utton is
playing Joseph, having seen his work before I knew I was in for an
excellently performed piece of theatre. Mae Brogan as Mary was
more of an unknown quantity, this being her Fringe debut. She was
also superb and a great foil for Mr Utton.
It
certainly made me think over a few things I hadn’t considered
before. As a piece of classical theatre it is well worth seeing as
a foil for lighter shows on the fringe.
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Fringe Programme page number;
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Company; Pip Utton @
The Merlin
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Venue
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V 33, Pleasance Beside
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Dates
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6th
to 29th August 2004
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Times
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13-30 to 14-40
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