» Story of a Rabbit

It’s as easy as pie to forget what you’ve seen at the festival but if you saw this then you’ll be chatting about it all year.
Dark and deep, the subject matter is death-with-insight, humour, and Taoist philosophy thrown into the mix.
Hugh Hughes is a sweetie. Making cups of tea, handing out badges and handshakes at the end he charmingly presents two parallel stories of loss - a rabbit and his father.
Props include sawdust, action men, and boxes along with trippy visuals and music a la his sidekick Aled, making this quirky piece of poignant theatre impressively unique!
*****
Saturday 24th May
Pavilion Theatre
Monica Perdoni



This, Stephen Grant’s latest one-man show, deals with what from the outset seems like the dubious accolade of coming second. The show starts with the former computer-programmer playing on his notoriety as one of the best MCs in the business, by having a computer do his side-splitting, pick-on-an-audience-member routine which, let’s be honest, is what many of us go to the Krater Club for.
