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He has piercing blue eyes, sticks his tongue in’n’out, and takes his top off slow, sexy, sleazy. Then he swigs a great gulp of Buckfast Tonic Wine, rather ruining the effect. “BIG TITTY MOTH GF”, it says, with an obscene big-breasted photoshopped insect. A man dressed as an archbishop right behind me lets off a smoke bomb. I clamber my way out, the physical effect of Capaldi’s music on my body making me blunder, perspiring, into bodies. I stumble past face after face, uplifted in me-and-my-mental-health anthems.

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There were a couple of points where I could not follow what was happening in setting up, and Sonheim is notoriously wordy, and I didn’t have the knowledge of the musical to fall back on. Also I was disappointed the set wasn’t taken more advantage of.I cannot wait for what comes next for Bare Productions as they swiftly rise to local legends. In the shadow of Europe’s most active volcano, Mount Etna, and by the beautiful coast of the Ionian Sea, the Catania Fringe has, perhaps, one of the most glamorous locations for a Fringe Festival. Don’t get too enamoured, however, as, in typical fringe fashion, the basement of a hotel has been transformed into a fringe venue packed with a busy Sicilian crowd waiting for News by Ukranitan 044 Mime Company.In this fifty-minute show, the trio of Ukrainian characters take their turn bursting onto the stage. The collective of physical performers are Kateryna Spodoneiko, Pavlo Vyshnevskyi, and Oleksandr Symonenko, Ukrainian performers currently based in Rotterdam.News opens with Pavlo taking out today’s newspaper and attempting to read it through a pantomime of physical theatre.

We’ll be bringing you more updates over the next few days, with pictures, video and links to some emerging reviews too – as well as our comments on the specifics of the gig, including the great opening set from Everyday People. We have to start again by saying thank you to all of the people who have taken the time to listen, share, and comment on the track and the accompanying video. If you weren’t able to catch the show live yesterday, head over to the Union JACK Radioplayer and take a listen to the show (“Feng Shwuck”) while you still can. Over the past few days, we’ve had quite a few spins from the lovely people at Radio Wigwam. As we’ve already mentioned this wonderful online station is a great portal for discovering new music. So, we have to give a huge thanks to Chavininha for the kind words and the inclusion on the page.

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The festival officially kicked off at 1.30pm on Sunday afternoon when scorching August sunshine and an already healthy-sized crowd greeted the first band Select elect. 4.15 – Caprice – In contrast to The Ads this will be Caprice’s first ever show and one that has eagerly been anticipated by guitarist Mad Mike. The band say they have a light rock feel which allows influences like Nazareth to creep in. The recent loss of a drummer means Mystic Hero’s Adrian Goodman will step in to help. 1.15 – Vin Rouge – A lively, enthusiastic funk band who will be making their town debut at the show. The band have recently lost their guitarist and there is a chance that this could force them to pull out.

In his search for his place in the world he meanders through complex episodes of interaction with curious subcultures, from his pot-smoking church choir leader who dreams of discovering Giovanni’s Room, to hippies in Amsterdam and art revolutionaries in Berlin, the ensemble play a wide cast. And everything is picked over with searing reflection and commentary by his prowling older self, the Narrator, played by Olivier Award-winner Giles Terera (Hamilton).It was interesting seeing Europe othered as the exotic, a transgressive place where our protagonist can explore new versions of himself and seek inspiration. I especially enjoyed the portrayal of Amsterdam, set up hilariously as a haven of dope smoking nudists, professors who are part time sex workers and free love enthusiasts.

No Such Thing As A Fish – Thundernerds is about the connections made through these fun facts and the comedy that emerges from them. The delightfully engaging Simar Singh and Priya Malik from the company UnErase Poetry return to Prague Fringe with their new show Love, Laughter & Longing after another highly successful, award-winning year.That’s more than can be said about the love life of the young Mr Singh. While not filled with dreadful disasters, his amorous intentions seem constantly thwarted by a certain shyness, social awkwardness, and inability to make a long-lasting impact on any of the girls and young women who have entered his life. With characteristic dry humour and comedic timing, he relates various liaisons.

Multi award-winning Scottish supergroup Mànran have been at the heart of the Scottish traditional music scene for over a decade. Internationally recognised as one of the most iconic and respected Scottish bands on the road today, the seven-piece show no signs of slowing down as they continue to push boundaries and explore new musical and geographical territory, bringing their uplifting and unique live performances to stages across the world. He’s full of chat, so much so that their set runs behind and he occasionally cuts and hurries as it goes on. It may be new but it seems to play over the speakers on the main stages immediately after every band finishes. They storm through the likes of “Do You Remember the First Time”, “Mis-Shapes” and “Babies”, while more poignant moments include a stripped-back rendition of “Something Changed”, gathering the band together as if in Jarvis’s living room, and the uncharacteristically emotionally forthright newie “Got to Have Love”. I thought it was just as we walked into The Box at Assembly.

Yes, really.He’s taken aback when his American accent isn’t deemed good enough by the producers. He is, quite simply, very funny.His finale, featuring the arrival of Trump – a subject he has eschewed throughout the show – lands like a punch in the face, given Hodgson’s gentle style up to that point. ‘In 2013, we played our Beckett show – In the Zone of Stones (with text drawn from Ill Seen Ill Said) – in the atmospheric space directly beneath the main stage of the historic Teatro San Luis in the heart of Lisbon. The low wooden ceiling was held up by wrought iron pillars, in between which we and the audience shared an extraordinary, intimate darkness. In this space, resonating then with Beckett’s narrative, Penny performed a solo “pantomime of memory” with a handful of objects taken from and returned to a small suitcase that she clutched to herself.

Of those, 590 were males, making the male rate consistently nearly three times higher than that for females over the last 30 years. The highest levels are found in the most deprived and remotest areas, 2.4 times higher than in the cities, and Scotland tops the UK list. The average age of death is 46.6.Lee-Hamilton’s characters fall either side of that average. Dylan (Eli McFarland) is only 18, while Archie (Lindsay Anderson) is not yet a pensioner, a topic of recurring humour, but he is close.

While performing the band moved symbiotically, with Jackson holding things together charismatically. Following the changes in the band we have found a new avenue for our sound and over the last couple of months the output from our songwriting feels prolific. We will soon be starting work on recording our debut album, with an initial release schedule of next year. We will reveal more as the process develops over the coming months. Like the Funk Fest Bonanza 80s Takeover before it, this night will take its audience on a tour through the authentic sounds of the decade. Unlike a typical throwback, this night will feature the best music of the time – played by some of the DJs who were actually on the scene, in a range of rooms in Sunbridge Wells.