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Previous Productions
Edinburgh Fringe: August 2019
Sunset by Martin Foreman was our
first offering at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2019. Maggie Macleod offered a
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beautifully modulated performance" in this one-woman play.
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February / April 2019
Bull by Mike Bartlett was our entry in this year's Scottish Community Drama Association One-Act Festival, coming
runner-up in the Edinburgh District (winning awards for production and stage design) and runner-up in the Eastern Division, winning an award for production and a place in the Scottish Final.
Bull will run in the Edinburgh Fringe from 12th to 24th August (not 18th).
cast and crew
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2018
"the kind of gem we like to stumble upon at the Fringe" ...
"well worth seeing" ...
"talented cast act out a fast paced show with a tight script" ...
"intriguing and engaging"
public reviews
"a generous piece of writing ... well done"
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"I really enjoyed this performance ... Go and see it"
"A strong lead [Alastair Lawless] carries the title role ... Mosca is one of theatre's great parts,
and [Vanashree Thapliyal] has good comic timing"
public reviews
"A very enjoyable way to see one of the masterpieces of Jacobean theatre."
Fringeguru.com
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Two Venetians - one historical, one fictional; one serious, one comic; a famous lover and a famous trickster - were brought to life by
Arbery Productions for three-week runs at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2018. Award-winning writer
Martin Foreman's
four-star adaptation of Ben Jonson's
Volpone, first seen at the Fringe in 2017 was
revived as a two-act play, while his new one-act drama Casanova Dreaming looked at the life of Italy's most famous lover.
2016
J B Priestley's rarely-performed one-act play The Rose and Crown brought in large audiences and four-star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Post-war 1940s Britain is cold, rationed and bleak. In a London pub a group of drinkers are complaining about their lives when a stranger enters
and makes an unusual request.
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2013 - 2014
three one-man plays by Martin Foreman about beauty, faith and obsession
under the title of Desire and Pursuit
in London and at the Edinburgh Fringe: with Christopher Peacock in Angel and
Tadzio Speaks . . . and Christopher Annus
in Now We Are Pope.
"4 stars"
BroadwayBaby
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"wonderfully believable" Everything Theatre
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"deeply poetic"
Views from the Gods
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In 2013 Californian Lives - three one-character plays by Martin Foreman (Los Feliz,
Ben and Joe's, and Sunset, with Robin Holden, John Vernon and Carolyn Lyster) -
premiered at the King's Head Theatre in London. The production received wide critical acclaim:
("a masterclass on the art of the monologue" / "utterly convincing portraits of love" /
"eloquent and descriptive prose" and other reviews).
In 2012 Martin won the New Writing Award for Loss: four one-man plays at the Solo Festival in London - Angel,
Ben and Joe's, Los Feliz and A Sense of Loss.
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