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Serie Jahr: 2023- Genre: Drama Hauptrollen: Danielle Cormack, Joshua Hewson, Bishanyia Vincent, Matt Nable, Sophia Wright-Mendelsohn, Tharanya Tharan, Isabella Graiche, Samuel El Rahi, Samuel Dawson, Ray Chong Nee, Deborah An, Nicholas Cradock, Denise Roberts, Ani Sidzamba, Simon Elrahi, Karim Zreika … Serienbeschreibung: Die letzten zwei Jahre der High School sind sowohl traumatisch als auch…

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Where Do Little Birds Go? (Old Fitz Theatre)

30 August 2016

One upon a time... 24 year old Lucy Fuller was still 18, working in a Whitechapel nightclub, dreaming of being a singer, and was kidnapped by the Kray Twins for an escaped murders’ “entertainment”. Camilla Whitehill’s one woman show is a fairy-tale of the late 1960s sparkly surface glamour and social freedom. Unfortunately for Lucy, like most such tales (and parties in general) the later it gets, the darker it becomes. Casting was critical, and Bishanyia Vincent is perfect as the smiling, glass half full Lucy, whether any excuse to sing, putting a happy spin on having to “spend time” with club customers to make ends meet after her uncle’s death... and the horror of her days in captivity (a shocking, silent acting set-piece). Lucy thinks – she hopes – that now, 6 years later, she is safe, but the smile is cracking, and Vincent sells the journey superbly, creating a real person the audience likes and cares deeply for. Performed on the same Old Fitz set as the well-acted-and-staged revival of “Look Back in Anger”, “Birds” is fresher (duh), livelier, and was one the best of Redline Production’s impressive 2016 slate. Which makes it very good indeed.

Old Fitz Theatre 2016

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