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Review: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Southwark Playhouse
Occasionally, approaching a review is an absolute breeze, with very little to be critical of. This is a rare joy. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button at the So...
Jethro Compton
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Blood Red Moon, C Nova
“You got a lotta nerve, Jethro Compton, riding into this here town with not one but three shows under your belt.” The quips of the saloon are contagious afte...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jethro Compton’s Frontier Trilogy: The Rattlesnake’s Kiss, C Nova
I’m not sure what it is about this period of history that inspires such vivid storytelling – some of it of questionable quality. With Jethro Compton’s The Rattl...
Edinburgh Review: The Capone Trilogy – Vindici, C nova
There is a blonde head on the pillow at the beginning of each chunk of Jethro Compton's glorious Chicago gangster thriller The Capone Trilogy but this time it b...
Edinburgh Review: The Capone Trilogy – Lucifer, C nova
Jethro Compton cranks up the tension for the second instalment of The Capone Trilogy: Lucifer. With Capone himself locked up in jail there's a puncture in 'the ...
Edinburgh Review: The Bunker Trilogy – Morgana, C nova
I did not expect any spectacular, show-stopping scenery at the Fringe. There’s a level of understanding that, with limited budgets and generic black boxes to pe...