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Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2001
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Tally Ho! Creepy Latrine Choirs
A comic cabaret of sketches, song and verse starring former BBC poet and TV Bard Charlie Ottley and playwright Nick Perry. A sharp, cynical and downright disrespectful look at new improved Britain.
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Original Review:
This dreadfuly-named show is something of a triumph of performance over content. Charles Ottley and Nick Perry are a confident and talented duo, with a great flair for language, a love of performing and an obvious on-stage chemistry. But the ground they covered simply failed to leap out and grab - the political satire smacked of The Two Johns (Fortune and Bird) and the songs, though very well sung, evoked nothing more than a smile This by no means detracts from the pair's undoubted ability, but the comedy section of the fringe may not be the right place to ply their prose. |
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A thirtysomething lyrical charmer/Raconteur, satirist, thesp and/Part-time rent-a-poet-laureate/ There's none can equal your flair and zest. Keogh Irving, February 2002 |
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Ha! Considering there were only five people in the audience that day I think we did rather well! Charlie Ottley, December 2001 |
