There’s one week left of our new play Songs For Europe, so what are people saying? Well, stuff like this:
“Don’t think Fringe at all… just think great theatre. These two short plays, linked together by Eurovision song contests of years gone by, are refeshingly original – the writing is crisp and multi-layered and the performances terrific. …there isn’t a single weakness in casting in either play… …you should consider this an absolute must-see of the Fringe.”
Stage Whispers
Full review: http://www.stagewhispers.com.au/reviews/songs-europe
“…fabulous, intelligent, funny and moving… Whether you are a fan of Eurovision or not, this is definitely worth hunting through the back streets of Brunswick for.”
Squirrel Comedy
Full review: http://www.squirrelcomedy.com/?p=4879
“The performers are consistently terrific and the writing surprises at every turn… Full of heart, it’s a work that has a spike under every joke, gently questions its audience far more than the singer, and remembers that there are real people behind our wittiest mocking.”
Sometimes Melbourne
Full review: http://sometimesmelbourne.blogspot.com.au/2013/09/fringe-songs-for-europe.html
“Go see this people! I was expecting campy fluff. What I got was two thought provoking, intelligent pieces laced with humour, intelligence and heart.”
Chris Baldock, Artistic Director of Mockingbird Theatre
“Best Of The Melbourne Fringe”
Aussie Theatre
http://aussietheatre.com.au/reviews/melbourne-fringe-best-part-2
We’re thrilled people have connected to it and are getting so much out of it. You have only four more chances to see Songs For Europe, so book now!
The Outland Institute 