The Art Of Being Bastard
Mur-Folk Productions and Norse Force Five Productions / Edmonton, AB
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This article was published 19/07/2009 (6303 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
The writers and performers of this Edmonton company ruefully notice that the most sexually successful guys are the most callous.
So a trio of freshly dumped, socially inept gamers begin a campaign to turn themselves into heartless Lotharios, with results that are unexpectedly successful yet unsatisfying.
The trio of actors is likable and convincingly non-studly, and the action flies along, with a couple of nicely done diversions in the form of a hip-hop performance and an amusing onstage video-game facsimile. A couple of dramatic moments seem misplaced, but do not undo the built-up comedic good will.
— Randall King
From the official Fringe Festival program:
It’s not easy being a bastard. But if these nice guys don’t want to finish last anymore they will need to become just that. Bastards.
The Art Of Being A Bastard features the energetic guys from Norse Force Five Productions and moves at breakneck speed through life, love and self-doubt covered by overconfidence, smothered in hair gel and stuffed in a dating service.
Warnings: Subject Matter, Language,
RECOMMENDED:Mature Audience
60 min.
Venue#11 Red River College 160 Princess Street
Tickets: $9
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