Review: Eight, White Bear Theatre
Monologues are a risky business in theatre. Not least of all for the performer who, without the cushioned padding of their fellow entourage, bear their naked soul to potential rejection from a disengaged or apathetic audience. And yet, in certain situations, who could blame the audience? An hour and a half of over-acted, conceited and... Read more → The post Review: Eight, White Bear Theatre appeared first on…