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The Stage on Deschamps et Deschamps (C'est Magniiique)
(r , . has generated, the National Lottery slip. Chaos, domestic cannibalism, WC] [pl/5] (“(1/9 3100914101” and the associated gambling theme ' exploding stomachs and crashed has made little impact on the Fringe ; helicopters ensue in the most
fl , ‘ /‘ ” this year. One company is producing ; unpredictable manner. (Hf/01’ / 29 .9 0.9. Dostovevskv’s The Gambler but that’s ‘ Fans at tairy tales and 18th century it. apart "0'" this Pmduction 0' no“! social satire will recognise something The American Record Guide on 1 Was Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky Monefluls walk. even can’t 0' Jack and the Beanstalk and Swift’s be accused ot lumping on any form of A Modest Proposal in the mix. Director
Ben Harrison, who was instrumental in last year’s Hare and Burke, draws
‘ bandwagon since it was written two Fres meat for ; years ago and concerns ltselt with the i Irish lottery rather than Camelut’s . more modern parallels: ‘lt’s a cross U U U as cash cow. j between Flann O’Brien and Gogol; that o a The action centres around the moral j kind at absurdist strain at humour. A
dilemma of the amoral iieehaw tamin very grotesque, high speed, high
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; predicament of being addicted to the 3 taken too ggriousiy,’ (Jonathan new)
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