29
Sep
David Simper bused it down to The Old Electric theatre to take in this double-handed, one act and somewhat surreal play. Entering The Old Electric's auditorium I headed for the comfy seats and noted the lead actor sat in the same row, the bare feet and shorts giving her away. With no raised stage and the seating on the very edge of the performance area, the audience gets an almost too intimate experience at this theatre. This is a particularly intense play. The set is at first a mystery, its components covered in dust sheets. As the performance begins, a…