COMEDY NIGHT: Axbridge Roxy Comedy Night on Thursday 2 November
Calling all up and coming or wannabe comics and performance poets in the Somerset area – on Thursday 2nd November…
Rapscallion Magazine THEATRE REVIEW: Telling Canterbury Tales staged outdoors is a very un-PC saucy 70s romp of a production in which Chaucer’s The Wife of Bath’s Tale is a journey into Merry Olde sex-mad England
Telling Canterbury Tales. Compton House, Axbridge With fart jokes, complex Medieval social satire, a multitude of characters, heavy drinking and…
Rapscallion Magazine Theatre Review: Modern dress Romans from Bristol Old Vic Theatre School add pace and energy to Shakespeare’s tragedy as they dispatch Julian Glover as Julius Caesar and get stuck into civil war, infighting and er… suicide
Julius Caesar, Bristol Old Vic Julius Caesar was at the height of his powers when he was assassinated – a…
Illustration: Pete and Jane’s house
I finally got round to doing a line and wash sketch of Peter Harding and Jane Anderson’s house in Axbridge…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE THEATRE REVIEW: A politically correct romp through 17th century Restoration England with a very nice Nell Gwynn
Nell Gwynn, Theatre Royal, Bath Nell launches into the playwright Dryden: “Yet again some gallant falls for a waifish, wilting…
RAPSCALLION MAGAZINE Theatre Review: it’s all about to go wrong as the writers fall out in Daniel Kelmann’s comedy drama The Mentor in an evening of marital bust ups, jealousy and a pond dunking
The Mentor. Ustinov Studio, Bath Four frustrated arty types battled it out for the title of the most arty type…
Rapscallion Magazine Book Review: laughing his way to mass murder at the Comedy Store
The Humorist. Russell Kane Benjamin White has created a killer joke. The critic who cannot laugh, born with a straight…
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