HERE ARE SOME OF THE COMMENTS MADE ABOUT GUYS & DOLLS JNR AT THE FRINGE!
“...delivered with zeal and charisma, and heartily applauded by the audience when the lights go down. In short, here is a show with all the infectious enthusiasm of a school play, but with a number of standout performances.” Three Weeks (SEE FULL REVIEW BELOW).
“The cast worked together well and were all enthusiastic. One of the smallest actors was cast as the important gambler Big Jule and that worked very well.” Broadway Baby
The timeless tale of gambling, love and more gambling. This version of Guys and Dolls was performed exclusively by children, and they have done a fantastic job. There is some real talent on show here. I thoroughly recommend this show - ... so get there if you can.” Edinburgh Guide
FIRST FRINGE REVIEW!!!!
FROM 'THREE WEEKS - E-DAILY" - WWW.THREEWEEKS.CO.UK/EDAILY/090808
Guys And Dolls Junior
Take3 Theatre Company
Do guys ever grow up? In this endearing production, it is clear that dolls grow up faster, as it is they who carry this show: Lauren Mairs is excellent as Nathan Detroit's overbearing beau Miss Adelaide, in a peroxide blonde wig and squawking in a New York accent; in contrast Kelly McCabe is all poise, and sings beautifully as Miss Sarah. Marking the exception to the female dominance rule is William Reekie's lively rendition of 'Sit Down, You're Rocking The Boat', delivered with zeal and charisma, and heartily applauded by the audience when the lights go down. In short, here is a show with all the infectious enthusiasm of a school play, but with a number of standout performances.