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Scoop Full Coverage: Fringe 07

Scoop Full Coverage: Fringe 07

Wellington, 9 Feb - 4 Mar
http://www.fringe.org.nz/
This page will be update regularly until the end of the festival.
See also: Scoop Coverage: Festival 2006

Lovers of Central ParkFringe Review: Lovers of Central Park - 'Lovers of Central Park' takes its audience on a walk exploring romantic love. In keeping with its theme, it is beautiful theatre. The audience is guided along the wooded paths of Wellington's Central Park constantly discovering moments from some ten different stories of lovers - relationships occuring within that space, in times ranging from 1855 to beyond the present day. See... Scoop Review: Lovers of Central Park

The Bowler HatFringe Review: Lyndon Hood On 'The Bowler Hat' - There was a hold-up with the programmes - they were only distributed shortly before the beginning of the show. Which is a shame, because The Bowler Hat is the kind of play that benefits from being explained in advance... Having struggled my way to an approximate understanding of this purpose by watching the actual play, this doesn't help me understand why it was worthwhile. See... Fringe 07 Review: The Bowler Hat

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Summer Shakespeare Review: Lyndon Hood On 'As You Like It' - For its 25th production, Wellington's Summer Shakespeare has returned to what some consider its natural location - The Dell at the Botanic Garden. And it has given us the kind of entertaining ensemble production that seems to be the Summer Shakpeare's goal. See... Summer Shakespeare Review: As You Like It
ALSO:

  • Summer Shakespeare press release
  • Festival Press Releases

  • Yowzaaa! It’s Fringe time again
  • Behold the Year of Rap… pin’ on the Fringe
  • Addicts on the Fringe get treatment
  • NZ Fringe Festival Takes Flight
  • 99 the magic number for Fringe 07
  • Fringe NZ - Fringe 07 gives away half-tonne of cash
  • Production Press Releases

  • Spartacus R in 'Octophonic'
  • Premiere of Two One Act Plays
  • Life as Antigone
  • I.A. (Insomniacs Anonymous)
  • Dance Floor Emergency
  • URBAN CONDITION Choreography By Leonie Douglas
  • Real Hot B!tches Dance Troupe
  • The Chit Chat Lounge
  • Dave Wiggins is 'A Yank in NZ'
  • Lovers of Central Park
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