henry m.’s reacts

Sorry Harry was not my cup of tea.

a little play about young Vera Shrimp who is still at school and recently suffered a family tragedy. The family are getting some unwanted help from caring neighbours. Vera likes to read raindrops. The play builds to an emotional ending causing much of the crowd to shed a tear. I was close too. Ï told myself, I just want to give Vera a warm hug. A real winner.

Saw this show twice. The first viewing seemed a quick overview but the second I got it. I knew it was a great play it just took me a while to understand it. Jade does have a broad accent. The show is wonderful and the performance flawless. I think I'll go again.

Saw this show at Carclew North Adelaide. I could smell the old money in this space. But seriously, this lady performed her group of Adele tunes very well indeed. I would love to see her again. She has a passion for the amazing Adele.

Saw Wiesenthal at Ayers House today out of curiosity of both the story and the venue. We know all about Simon Wiesenthal Austrian Holocaust survivor, Nazi hunter, and writer. The play is performed as a First-person historical monodrama with the lead playing Mr Wiesenthal in the present tense. Its absolutely brilliant and is a must see before remaining performances are sold out.

Having parents who were living in Europe during World War 2, I am very interested in history of this period. We know about the minority groups that were targeted. I wasn't aware of this group. Its disturbing and very sad. Are we getting better? I hope so.

Alex Hill , Writer/Performer is probably sick of seeing me in the front row. This show is that good. A full range of emotions. When your friends want to talk, be there.

Seen this one twice, its brilliant. Bob Marley has an amazing back story as has the writer/performer, Duane Forrest. Do yourself a favour.