BIRTHDAY GREETINGS
Directed by Brainne
Edge NODA
Review Waking
This one act play was only short, but in it we had some
extremely good acting from the two members of cast; these
being Rachael Hilton and Tom Cohen. It moved well and the
performances did bring it to life. I did loose some
dialogue when the volume dropped, however. Although this
play is a conversation piece at no time can you allow it to
be just a conversation. Even though the theatre is small
you still have to project. But this was a very interesting
play, well Done Keeping Annabelle This was a short but
amusing playlet and well played by Michael Wignall and
Katie Griffiths Birthday Greetings and a Bottle of Wine The
third and longest of the evening of one-act plays by the
young and talented Rachael Welch was well handled with Joe
Simmons as the anchor part playing Albert and his old mate,
Freddie, played by Alan Pearson - not type casting this
time. A nice comedy this with two excellent performances
from Sue Hilton as Blyth and Bobbie Day as Vera. Tony
Vanerweele was fine but did tend to go a little ott with
the role of Jeremy. Last but not least, Rebecca Andrews
gave her usual sound performance.