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I saw the show last night and really enjoyed it. I had only
really gone to see the theatre, as I am directing a play going
on there later in the year, but I was delighted to see such
an enjoyable and genuinely funny show.
Looking forward to your next one. Good luck with the tour.
Ronan Paterson – Rondo Theatre, Bath
We've just been to see 'You Don't Need to Know That' at the
Rondo Theatre in Bath and absolutely loved it!
What a fantastic show: witty, inventive, energetic, somuch
fun to watch - Angus, Mark and Clare were obviously having
loads of fun performing it (the librarian and judge were particular
favourites) and the audience fed on that, the atmosphere was
fabulous. So, so, good - we had such a great evening.
Thank you for such a fab production!
Sarah Larmour & Dan Shearn – Rondo Theatre,
Bath
That was a lovely show - beautifully directed!
I loved the scenes with the policemen collecting evidence,
and the trial. Great use of set...It got loads of laughs throughout.
Peter – Komedia
The show was SMASHING ! - the audience loved it. and the
company were very nice to work with.
Peter Beer - Organiser Soham Pavillion as part of
Arts in Camb rural touring scheme
Just to say, tonight was totally random and totally brilliant
at Soham Pavilion. Your cast were inspirationally absorbing
and I feel this evening will last on and on, bringing me many
more smiles as I recall snippets over the years.
Many thanks!
Rowena Watts – Soham Pavillion, Soham
THANK YOU!
I’ve just come back from watching ‘you don’t
need to know that…’ at the Hawth theatre Crawley
and I thought it was brilliant!
It was hilarious and very clever. I would like to congratulate
you and the rest of the cast and crew on it! The best piece
of theatre me and my friends have seen in a very long time.
Once again thank you.
Conor Ashby – The Hawth, Crawley
I am writing this email to say a big thank you. I attended
the met last night with my manager and residents from the
home we both work. As a therapist working with people with
emotional and psycological problems the show that we watched
last evening did more therapy in that short time than I believe
can be done in weeks of sessions.
Not one of the residents had dry eyes (crying with laughter)
for the full 1 and 1/2 hours of the show, everyone. I have
never been to the met and would never even have thought of
going. I know after last night performance I will be a regular,
and i will be inviting all my friends to start having regular
evenings out there. i believe all to often that people are
only to easy to complain and very rarely to thank. Please
pass on my thanks to 3 wonderful entertainers (actors not
sure what to call them he he) as you see i am still chuckling
once again thank you
Jose Jackson – The Met, Bury
Just a quick note to say thank you for providing the workshop
for the kids and also the show last night was fantastic!
All really enjoyed it - we look forward to your next production.
Marc Young. (Tapp Youth Theatre Leader) The Met Arts
Centre, Bury
Feedback from Promoters
Ickleton Village Hall
Please tell us what you thought of the show.
Excellent, very professional. The stage set was extremely
imaginative, the actors all played their parts brilliantly
and the lighting and effects were wonderful. Well done to
them all.
How did the show go down with your audience?
Excellent feed back. Lots of laughter and audience participation.
Digby Chacksfield – Director
of Arts in Camb rural touring
I really enjoyed the show - superb quality and supremely executed
by a very strong cast. The venue I went to was in a fairly
well to do part of Cambridgeshire where the audience had traditional
ideas of what theatre is and was a bit suspicious at first.
It was great to see the audience won over and giving three
encores at the end. All venues loved the show and would welcome
a return from Gonzo Moose.
Kate Yedigaroff – Co-ordinator at Mayfest Physical
Theatre Festival at Bristol Old Vic
Please tell us what you thought of the show.
I think it’s a lovely show. Funny, inventive, skilled
and accessible without being bland. Some excellent comedy
performances.
Rebecca Townsend – Maltings
Arts Theatre, St Albans
Please tell us what you thought of the show.
She thought it was excellent. She said it was original, funny
and thoroughly engaging, and she would love to see more of
your work, and it has inspired her to read “The Trial”.
How did the show go down with your audience?
It went down very well. Many of the audience members commented
on how much they enjoyed it and asked us to let them know
if you come back again.
Craig Morrow – Brewhouse, Taunton
Please tell us what you thought of the show.
Fantastic. I felt the performers gelled together really well
producing a slick, well-staged and hilarious show.
How did the show go down with your
audience?
Despite their small size the audience were very loud in their
applause and there were positive comments as they left the
auditorium.
Andy Burden – The Rondo, Bath
Please tell us what you thought of the show.
Original, Dynamic, funny accessible and innovative
How did the show go down with your
audience?
Very very well
Helen Phipps - St Peter’s Collegiate
School, Wolverhampton as part of Black Country Rural Touring
Scheme
Please tell us what you thought of the show.
Superb! I brilliant rendition of a Kafkaesque tale (with a
few more laughs!). The piece was brilliantly executed by a
highly skilled ensemble. The inventive use of minimal set,
interwoven seamlessly with the action, was a joy: effective,
clever and non-intrusive. All of the performers were equally
matched in their fine performances and balanced the many moments
of comic mastery with beautifully isolated instances of true
pathos.
How did the show go down with your
audience?
Whilst the audience numbers were disappointingly small, those
that attended were totally engaged and found the show very
funny. There was a good rapport with the audience and it was
nice to see performers responding in the moment to the audience
– one of the real joys of live theatre, hopefully for
performer and audience member alike.
Emma Doleman – Forest Arts Centre,
New Milton
How did the show go down with your audience?
We had excellent comments back from one of the schools involved
- that it was very accessible and excellent for helping young
people feel comfortable about going to the theatre. Good comments
in book - not specifically from our ‘standard’
audience.
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