CAMILLE O'SULLIVAN   

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Plays by Camille O'Sullivan

CAMILLE O'SULLIVAN

Dark Angel, The

1st Produced:

Edinburgh: Fringe Festival, Scotland, EUR >>>

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doollee no

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Synopsis:

She's a hugely engaging performer. Between songs she murmurs into the microphone with her soft Irish lilt, in such contrast to the clout of her singing voice - appearing slightly scatty or even slightly drunk, it's a performance that's at once intimate and inscrutable. She sips wine - red, of course. She divests herself of layer after layer of clothing, wrenching each one off clumsily and unapologetically. She'll kneel on the stage in the passion of singing, and then after the song will look at us bashfully and carefully tip herself back onto her towering heels and upright. At one point, showing off her effortless connection with her fantastic band, she takes it upon herself to bunny-hop around the stage, her drummer providing a drumroll and flourish for each hop. At the beginning she warns us, "If you've never seen me before - good luck". She's not so dangerous though really, but endessly unpredictable, at times just a joker who you think would be great on a girl's night out, at others a deadly serious artiste.
- Corinne Salisbury, British Theatre Guide

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