Mark Jardine relates the tale of how an obscure village football team won the FA Cup. With a set consisting only of truncated goalposts, a washing line and a few team shirts, this is a show ideal for a village hall venue. At first I wondered how Mark, in the character of Joe Gidner, would keep our interest, but he is a skilled and accomplished performer and had no problem in keeping the audience engaged, taking us through the vicissitudes both of football and village life to ultimate feel-good victory in a seventy-five minute performance.
A big YES for rural touring potential.
Peter for Arts Out West
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