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Vaudeville Theatre in general
Newest Review: ... There was no curtain, the stage showed an inner city slummy backyard of the kind we know from innumerable American films, surprisingly the writings on the walls were all in German! Don`t ask me why, there was nothing else only faintly German in the whole show. A shabbily dressed man with a broom appeared and started sweeping the stage. After some seconds he started sweeping rhythmically, then other men came looking like garbage collectors and street bums with brooms and swept along with him. One man turned the broom and began knocking on the floor with the wo... more |
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Vaudeville Theatre in general: Stomping Until Doomsday (1044 words)
by - written on 21/11/03 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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What makes you go out in the first place and then choose a certain play or performance and not another? When I was in London in July with a group of students my colleague and I decided to take in as many cultural events as possible after our official sightseeing programme. One afternoon we`d been to the Hindu Temple in Neasden, the students had gone back to the city centre and we went to the Indian supermarket nearby. We forgot the time browsing and musing on such profound questions as how long we`d have to live if we wanted to use up a kilo of hot curry powder. When we finally were on our way back we became nervous, time was running out. We were ... Read the complete review
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