(Above: Peter Terry)
A strong performance by Terry and skilful direction by Honeyman. A must-see for spoken word theatre enthusiasts and lovers of history. (Review by Jean van Elden of his performance at the recent Hilton Arts)
Peter Terry’s one-man show At All Costs, recently seen at the Hilton Festival, comes to Rhumbelow Theatre for performances on October 2 and October 3.
Peter Terry has penned, and performs in, a deeply-moving account of a retired engineer who recalls his experiences as a 19-year-old soldier during the Battle of Delville Wood in 1916.
Terry brings to life the horrors and realities of war through his enthralling monologue. He transports the audience to the bloody battlefield with his vivid descriptions and beautifully-delivered words. The audience relives his nightmares with him and empathizes with all veterans who are haunted by their war memories. A strong performance by Terry and skilful direction by Honeyman. A must-see for spoken word theatre enthusiasts and lovers of history.– Jean van Elden
At All Costs has performances at Rhumbelow Theatre on October 2 at 14h00 and 17h00 and on October 3 at 19h00. Tickets R160 (R120 MOTH Members Monday Oct 3)
(Venue opens 90 minutes before show for snacks/drinks)
Bring food picnic baskets or buy at the venue. A full bar is available (no alcohol may be brought on to the premises). Limited secure parking available.
Booking is essential on email: roland@stansell.co.za or through Computicket.
For more information contact Roland Stansell on 082 499 8636 or visit http://events.durbantheatre.com/
Rhumbelow Theatre is situated at 42 Cunningham Road off Bartle Road in Umbilo, Durban.
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