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Women on the Verge of HRTNewest Review: ... this play, more so in the first half, but in no way could it have been described as hilarious. The accents (Irish) were slightly dodgy but the acting was okay. There are only the two girls and one man on stage, I could not find out his name as I did not waste money on a programme and it does not seem to be listed anywhere. One of the female characters was single, her husband having run off ... more |
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by - written on 02/05/09 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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I recently saw this play and was bitterly disappointed in it. The stars were Louise Jamieson and Janet Dibley, both of whom I have watched and enjoyed on televison. The basic outline of the story was two women who had gone on a weekend away to see a Daniel O'Donnel concert (this did set of warning bells as I am definately not a fan)and was billed as an 'hilarious girls night out' and stated it akin to 'Women Behaving Badly'. There were some laughs in this play, more so in the first half, but in no way could it have been described as hilarious. The accents (Irish) were slightly dodgy but the acting was okay. There are only the two girls and one man on ... Read the complete review
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