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Headless in Eden: A Scene from the Cafe of No Tomorrows by Leeala Thursday, 15th February 2007  >> Click to download flyer (.pdf)   Photos by Alan McCredie Directed by Corinne Harris Music by John Sampson with the Lucida Trio The Bongo Club, Edinburgh 21 & 22 February, 7:30 pm Tickets £8 / £5 (concession) Book on line: www.thebongoclub.co.uk Box Office opens 7:00 pm each performance night Headless in Eden: A Scene from the Cafe of No Tomorrows by Leeala will be presented as part of the 2007 Middle East Festival of Spirituality and Peace (MESP) Directed by Corinne Harris with music by John Sampson and The Lucido Trio, the production includes live music, poetic text and striking visual imagery. In this site-specific production, the audience, seated at cafe tables, sees the action and live music happening around them. Enter the Cafe of No Tomorrows -- a world of shadows and mirrors, a menu of suprises and waiter with attitude. Add a man and a woman, hungry musicians searching for the right key. Stir them up with a pinch of humour and a touch of the blues. Let them stew in the Garden as long as it takes to be tender. "Tempting Treats Tickle Tastebuds: Theatre: Brian Cooper enjoys the taste of a fringe drama exploring the dilemmas faced by a weary and hungry Adam and Eve." - The Baptist Times, Thursday, March 29, 2007. |
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