reviews
Stolen Voices
I was lucky enough to watch the premiere of Neyire Ashworth and Kath Burlinson’s Stolen Voices on Thursday. This is a touching portrayal of the lives of a mother and daughter – it is a story of love, loss, mystery and music. Neyire Ashworth presents an impressive spectrum of characters; the threads of their lives are interwoven with the voice of a further character – the clarinet – hauntingly beautiful and sad at times, jaunty and lively at others, the instrumental element of the piece is what makes this play a truly special and unique experience of theatre.
Ashworth expertly infuses comedy with poignancy in her portrayal of her younger, idealistic self and the intriguing character of her mother Selma – a passionate and independent woman with a mysterious past.
An innovative and evocative blend of narrative, singing and music that is not to be missed!
Vicky Webb - Behind The Fringe
Absolutely amazing! A must see! |
Flipping fantastic! Everyone should watch! You will not be disappointed! Bravo! |
Excellent! |
Terrific stuff |
Watch how one person expertly takes on the character of several |
Great storytelling. music & theatre. Funny & poignant. |
Captivating... powerful stuff |
Absolutely stunning |
