Articles by Sarah Agnew

The Thrill of Irish Music

It was an evening to be remembered for up-tempo tunes mixing Irish, Bluegrass, Country and Folk.

Storytelling - Giving Birth Beside the Buffalo

Review
★★★★
Sarah Agnew
Brighton Fringe
15th May, 2009

Billed as storytelling, I didnt actually believe that after I was sitting comfortably a story would begin.

Piano Man

Review
★★
Sarah Agnew
Brighton Fringe
16th May, 2009

Based on the true story of a man who emerges from the sea in a suit with amnesia, who then draws a picture of a piano and proves he can play as a virtuoso, Piano Man is a play abou…

Macbeth

Review
★★★★
Sarah Agnew
Brighton Fringe
10th Jun, 2009

Reduced to one hour, Deadkat productions version of Macbeth galloped through Shakespeares tragedy using light projections and puppetry to enhance their interpretation of the Sc…

Harp & Poetry

Review
★★★★
Sarah Agnew
Brighton Fringe
18th May, 2009

Harp and poetry isnt the coolest gig in town and on a cold blustery Sunday night during the busy festival period the tragically poor turn out could testify to that.

Frying Nemo

Review
★★★★
Sarah Agnew
Brighton Fringe
23rd May, 2009

Frying Nemo, billed as a barely credible tale of adventure on the high seas and performed around a rather large shark tank, full of real sharks was always going to be a fishy tale.

A Little Light Theatre

Review
★★★
Sarah Agnew
Brighton Fringe
18th May, 2009

Two short plays by the same playwright Paul Richards collectively titled A Little Light Theatre had a lightness of touch that brought ordinary people facing dramatic episodes to li…