Barbara
Slack, Highlights. Edinburgh Village
Hall 2012
Name of company
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Name of show
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Educating Ronnie
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Genre
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Theatre
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Venue
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Assembly, George Square
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Date
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21 Aug
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Review
At
this stage in the blogs, most things seem to have been said, so I’ll be brief
on plot outlines. I really enjoyed
Educating Ronnie, a cautionary tale about the
nature of giving. Created and
performed by Joe Douglas, it’s a story from the heart about his experience of
befriending and supporting Ronnie who
he meets on a gap year to Uganda.
10 years later and £25,000 poorer he reflects on what compelled him to
carry on giving….. guilt, charity, friendship. I liked the honesty of the piece, it was
informal and intimate which I think would work well with some venues.
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Why is the work suitable or for rural touring ?
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One man show, accessible,
projected images which may be a problem
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Why would you book them ? or
Why wouldn’t you book them ?
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Yes I would book them. It was
engaging, real and honest which threw up issues around charitable giving
which everyone could relate to
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