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Gareth Berliner: Love... It's Not A Big Enough Word
Sometimes Love is not a big enough word to explain how you
feel about someone. Gareth Berliner struggles just saying I Love
You. Hear his tales of swimming pools, love, drugs, aliens,Tyler
Durden, sexual paranoia, first loves, Grease, fuck buddies and
one man's mission to say three simple words.
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Original Review: DescriptionSometimes Love is not a big enough word to explain how you
feel about someone. Gareth Berliner struggles just saying I Love
You. Hear his tales of swimming pools, love, drugs, aliens,Tyler
Durden, sexual paranoia, first loves, Grease, fuck buddies and
one man's mission to say three simple words.
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Excellent show this year (as was last year's) funny, thoughtful and lovely. One of the best shows I've seen so far. Owen Niblock, August 2006 |
