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Time Out Magazine
“It’s nice to see a new British musical, especially
one with an interesting, original central idea…‘The
Big Ending’ [is] a fun, Charlie Kaufman-esque twist on the
genre…The show shapes up well, with low-key performances
providing a platform for the sudden moments of musical glitz and
emotion and tunes that are on the adventurous side of catchy…The
idea remains exciting, but if this is to go any further, writers
Shrubshall & Free need to get some more money behind them.”
Kieron Quirke, Mon Dec 4 2006
(S&F – “Yeah, thanks Kieron. Tell us something
we don’t know.”)
The Stage Newspaper
“What if your life was suddenly like a musical? With people
bursting spontaneously into song at the office or slipping into
slickly choreographed dance numbers in the street…? As an
idea it has real potential and writers Shrubshall and Free take
the premise and run with it, delivering some sharp song-writing
and moments of well-pitched black comedy…it really shines,
especially in a scene of raw reunion between Mel and his former
girlfriend who he abandoned years before at the altar.”
Natasha Tripney, Nov. 200
Below are photographs of the production
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