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Thinking aloud

Where are you going?

White lies, black comedy

Went for Sheares hall's production, white lies, black comedy. A total experience, belly rolling good fun. Paid a good $14 for it and it was worth it. I get really jealous of these English people, their playwrights are just so witty and humour. Irony is employed to the full here. And the twists just make it really enjoyable.

Several actors stand out, Don, Francis and Lindy. They really are in 'it'. Truly casted excellently and well acted. My really liked Don, acting as the musician Tom in White Lies and the slightly effeminate Harold. IMHO he was the best.

Bareful in the Park was also witty, and I enjoy acting in witty plays.

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