Edinburgh
Village Hall 2012: Ellen Thorpe
Name of company
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Rob Drummond
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Name of show
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Bullet Catch
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Genre
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Theatre
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Venue
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The Traverse
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Date
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9.8.12
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Review
This show, play, whatever it was, was superb from start to
finish. It was tense and
dramatic. Rob Drummond’s performance
was just nervous and cautious enough to create an edgy feel. He was spell binding and had the audience
captivated. Bullet Catch was played as
though it were a magic show, feats of astounding ‘mind reading’ were
presented leaving the audience gasping at their accuracy. The pace was slow and deliberate,
calculated to heighten the drama as we were led to the final illusion, the
‘bullet catch.’ Underlying all this
was a whole physiological strand raising ‘new’ ideas of the time, contemporary
thought about the works of Freud and Nietzsche
and Nihilism (it was set in
early 1900’s). The production like all
good magic shows used audience participation and Rob Drummond did this in a
clever elaborate way. Obviously every
show would be slightly different according to the input and reaction of the
volunteer at any given performance. A
great piece of work.
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Why is the work suitable or not suitable / ready for rural touring ?
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Yes, it is suitable.
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Why would you book them ? or
Why wouldn’t you book them ?
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To present high quality work
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Why would it be worth pursuing this company to consider work in the
future? Or not ?
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Yes
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