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Two very different shows in very different venues on this day Before The Lockdown:
What can you say about Avenue Q? This time at the Bristol Hippodrome, having previously seen it in London five years earlier, and it was still wonderfully joyous, poignant, uplifting, and celebratory.
I think Avenue Q would have been the first time I'd seen any show that used puppets as characters and the wonder of it was that you very quickly forgot that they were puppets. Even, as in the case of Avenue Q when their handlers are there on stage visibly operating them. They believed they were real and were so unashamedly 'real' that you couldn't not believe in them as well.
Tackling very real issues, that are to our shame still real issues today, including racism, homelessness, anxiety, sexual identity all with a warmth and humour that engages with everyone.
A wonderful, wonderful show. I really should see it again.
It was here that I saw After Party, a two-hander that wonders what might come of two good people meeting at a nightclub and going home together.
Touching on how relationships can develop after a chance meeting and how quickly we open up about ourselves when you meet someone you immediately 'connect' with.
Actually written as a comedy in three acts, it worked remarkably well as the clumsiness and insecurities of the young couple contrasted with the darker elements in their lives that they were either trying to cope with or bury at the nightclub.
in 2011
I think Avenue Q would have been the first time I'd seen any show that used puppets as characters and the wonder of it was that you very quickly forgot that they were puppets. Even, as in the case of Avenue Q when their handlers are there on stage visibly operating them. They believed they were real and were so unashamedly 'real' that you couldn't not believe in them as well.
Tackling very real issues, that are to our shame still real issues today, including racism, homelessness, anxiety, sexual identity all with a warmth and humour that engages with everyone.
A wonderful, wonderful show. I really should see it again.
in 2019
Burdall's Yard is described as an "intimate, engaging and exploratory space for immersive performance" and is run by Bath Spa University and is the venue used for a lot of the BSU performances during SparkFest, their contribution to the Bath Festival.
Touching on how relationships can develop after a chance meeting and how quickly we open up about ourselves when you meet someone you immediately 'connect' with.
Actually written as a comedy in three acts, it worked remarkably well as the clumsiness and insecurities of the young couple contrasted with the darker elements in their lives that they were either trying to cope with or bury at the nightclub.
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