Derek Forgie has been on my radar for a number of years, as I used to enjoy his former comedy duo Press, Release, Repeat. His partner in that became busy with his acting career and Derek formed Flamingo Bandit with his new partner, Tessie Burton, who is also his wife.
I was really looking forward to seeing this play based on the adventures Don Quixote, but sadly it left me unimpressed. If there’s one word I can use to describe this production, it would have to be “loud”.
Once upon a time, that girl Cinderella married the Prince, shacked up with him in his big castle while owning a series of other houses out in the country, employed a massive staff that included dress-makers, hairstylists, makeup artists, masseuses, plastic surgeons, cooks, and drivers – and left her two stepsisters and stepmother in the dust. And then what happened?
Ivana Matuzovic explores what lies in Happily Ever After for both Cinderella and her stepfamily in Cinderella Afterparty, an innovative spoken word and movement performance directed by Andreja Kovac.
