Plays Performed
YEAR | PLAY | AUTHOR | DIRECTOR |
---|---|---|---|
1979 | The Crucible | Arthur Miller | Marshal Herrick |
1980 | Major Barbara | Bernard Shaw | Lomax |
1980 | Ballboys | David Edgar | One-Eye |
1980 | The Physicists | Friedrich Durrenmatt | Sir Isaac Newton |
1980 | Beyond The Fridge | Late Night Review | |
1980 | The Rogue and Peasant’s Slave | Nicky Campbell | |
1981 | As You Like It | William Shakespeare | Amiens+First Lord |
1981 | The Magus | Calderon De La Barca | The Devil |
1981 | Bent | Martin Sherman | Maximilian Berber |
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 1980:
The Physicists
by Friedrich Durrenmatt
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 1981:
Bent
by Martin Sherman
The Megus
Reviews
Nicholas Campbell was impressive as Cyprian, a bespectacled and Faust-like seeker after truth, and Iain Glen gave a powerful performance as the sneering Lucifer who seeks to destroy him.
The Scotland, John Clifford
This production has the virtues as well as the faults of student drama. Among the former is the willingness to disinter a classic version of the Faust scene – there being a suavely effective Devil played by Iain Glen. There is also an enthusiasm which proves sporadically infectious when applied to the contemporary setting of Europe. The defects are the usual ones of faulty diction and stagecraft, and a lack of resources to help create the necessary illusion.
The Glasgow herald, Keith Gibbs