Indigestion
From: Tuesday, 17th January 2012
To: Wednesday, 18 January 2012
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Synopsis
A piece of musical theatre which explores the relationship between food, music, and theatre.
Our Review:
18 January 2012
This musical tantalises your taste buds and stirs up the artist in you. The singers are accompanied by violin, double bass and keyboard. I also enjoy the Gilbertian style, thought-provoking dialogue in Michael Betteridgeand Derek Martin’s novel production, Indigestion, presented by New Space Productions as part of the Library Theatre’s Re:Play series.
Although the piece focuses on thought-provoking issues such as junk food and class-related eating habits, it doesn’t, as the publicity suggest, give you indigestion. In fact Betteridge’s lovely tunes aid digestion, as the music is sweet, syncopated and futuristic.
You are not, however, allowed to completely relax whilst you eat. For the audience interaction with Frances Paterson playing the waitress, Rachel, motivates you into considering more deeply the thoughts of those around you. The aim of New Space is to showcase y...
Creative
Derek Martin (Author)
Michael Betteridge (Author)
New Space Productions (Company)
Eleanor Craddock (Director)
Michael Betteridge (Director)
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