“I can explain everything!” Is, by some theatrical law, the second greatest line to end any production on, after “Hang on a minute, lads. I’ve got a great idea.” As such, it gets overused in film and theatre, but in the case of Killjoy, we can let that slide.
Aria ready for this? ‘Quartet’ performed by Bournemouth Little Theatre Company
Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy will be staged at Bournemouth Little Theatre in Winton this April.
‘The Killing of Sister George’ may seem tame in this day and age, but in 1964 the play, written by Frank Marcus, was highly controversial. Followed by the film in 1968, directed by Robert Aldrich and starring Beryl Reid, it was the first mainstream depiction of a lesbian relationship and consequently received an X rating.
Local theatre company ImpAct is to stage the Tom Kempinski play in April at theatres in Ferndown and Winton.