The Edinburgh People’s Theatre presents a successful rendition of Calendar Girls, directed by Jacqueline Wheble. The story follows Annie, who, alongside friends from the Women’s Institute, creates a nude calendar to raise funds after her husband's terminal cancer diagnosis. The performances, particularly by Lynn Cameron and Carol Bryce, capture the balance of humor and emotion, providing a heartfelt exploration of sisterhood amidst tragedy.
The Edinburgh People’s Theatre presents a successful rendition of Calendar Girls, directed by Jacqueline Wheble. The story follows Annie, who, alongside friends from the Women’s Institute, creates a nude calendar to raise funds after her husband's terminal cancer diagnosis. The performances, particularly by Lynn Cameron and Carol Bryce, capture the balance of humor and emotion, providing a heartfelt exploration of sisterhood amidst tragedy.
Written by Philip Ridley Directed by Abbye Eve Tickets: £15.00 (Con. available) ★★★★ When the programme arrives with a party bag, audiences know they’re in for an experience. But no matter what avenue one may expect Philip Ridley’s The Fastest Clock in the Universe to wander down – they're likely wrong. What initially seems to be a toxically churned production on ageing … Continue reading Review: The Fastest Clock in the Universe – Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh
