Comments on: Contact http://ardchattan.org.uk/news Community News for Barcaldine, Benderloch, North Connel and Bonawe & points between Mon, 30 Jan 2012 14:13:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Joy Cameron http://ardchattan.org.uk/news/contact/comment-page-1/#comment-140 Joy Cameron Wed, 14 Apr 2010 20:40:47 +0000 http://ardchattan.org.uk/news/?page_id=104#comment-140 Laurel and Hardy came alive again for me on Tuesday 23rd March at Benderloch Victory Hall. For both old fans and those new to the pair's antics, the play, performed by Mull Theatre, was a marvellous treat. Stan (Alasdair McCrone, director) and Ollie (Barrie Hunter) put us through their classic routines once more and relived their off screen lives as the two were cleverly intertwined in a journey through the decades of their partnership in this Tom McGrath play. The actors moved effortlessly through this slick, fast-moving play with dancing, singing, gags (some extremely funny) and some sorrow and heartache. Please see it if you can - a fitting tribute both to Tom McGrath who passed away last year and to Laurel and Hardy, that most lovable of comedy duos. Sue Greenwood Arts and Culture in Ardchattan Laurel and Hardy came alive again for me on Tuesday 23rd March at Benderloch Victory Hall. For both old fans and those new to the pair’s antics, the play, performed by Mull Theatre, was a marvellous treat. Stan (Alasdair McCrone, director) and Ollie (Barrie Hunter) put us through their classic routines once more and relived their off screen lives as the two were cleverly intertwined in a journey through the decades of their partnership in this Tom McGrath play. The actors moved effortlessly through this slick,
fast-moving play with dancing, singing, gags (some extremely funny) and some sorrow and heartache. Please see it if you can – a fitting tribute both to Tom McGrath who passed away last year and to Laurel and Hardy, that most lovable of comedy duos.

Sue Greenwood Arts and Culture in Ardchattan

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