The Rise and Fall of Little Voice
Information
- Date
- 16th July 2014
- Society
- Horncastle Theatre Company
- Venue
- Lion Theatre, Horncastle
- Type of Production
- play with music
- Director
- Jonathan Cooke
Congratulations to all concerned with this production. Quite frankly, there was virtually nothing with which I coud find fault. The set was extremely well-designed for the small stage. the props were well chosen, there was a good lighting plot and realistic sound effects. Sian McDonald was excellent as L.V. Her singing was so right for the part. Sheena Liversidge played Mari Hoff, L.V's sluttish mother wonderfully well, while Yvonne Bates' portrayal of their neightbour, Sadie, was most amusing at times. Darren Yates who played Ray Say, [the man who discovered L.V's talent for singing] was very impressive. Andy Bye was a very likeable, quietly spoken Billy, Tommy Peckham was fine as the phone man while Shaun Bates both looked and soundedd right as Mr Boo. All these characters maintained their individual personae throughout this bitter-sweet drama. It was a lovely touch to have musical entertainment throughout the interval from Chris Hinkins and Tommy Peckham on keyboard and drums respectively. They played toe-tapping tunes from the 1990s. An excellent evening's thought-provoking entertainment.
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