Back again at the Fringe, Tempo Shut Up Play, were a delight to run into on the High Street. They had caught up with me last year armed as all Japanese tourists are perceived with cameras and I'd taken one or two photos too.
This year their random wandering was curtailed to more visits to the High Street stages. Of which they took full command of in my forays into their realm.
The yellow rain-coated Japanese troupe had made a point of saying "Hi" when they saw me on their first day on the mile and every day from then on and on their last I got another big hug from their leading lady.
Someone I ran into said they had a fantastic show. The problem I have is that I run into to many groups with fantastic shows. And never on at the right time or within my time I allocate to see shows. Maybe next time.
But again with shows with style and a bit of humour on the High street. I'll give them an Andrew 5 star rating. Stepping on to a stage is not always enough. Adding a bit of magic like Tempo Shut Up Play is what is required.
This year their random wandering was curtailed to more visits to the High Street stages. Of which they took full command of in my forays into their realm.
The yellow rain-coated Japanese troupe had made a point of saying "Hi" when they saw me on their first day on the mile and every day from then on and on their last I got another big hug from their leading lady.
Someone I ran into said they had a fantastic show. The problem I have is that I run into to many groups with fantastic shows. And never on at the right time or within my time I allocate to see shows. Maybe next time.
But again with shows with style and a bit of humour on the High street. I'll give them an Andrew 5 star rating. Stepping on to a stage is not always enough. Adding a bit of magic like Tempo Shut Up Play is what is required.
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