at Eastbourne's Under Ground Theatre.
Tickets and info here:
Georgey Porgey, Pudding and Pie:
Perhaps the Trump of his time, The Prince Regent likewise had a penchant for building profusely, leaving debts, scandal, environmental calamity and grabbed p*ssies in his wake. Now, in timely fashion, the haunting award-winning dark comedy about the fake news, lies and secrets behind the building of the Royal Pavilion, returns to the south coast,
“…a must-see …..his performance is very accomplished, bringing to life the showman for a 21st century audience. This is a royally good show, created by someone who clearly loves the city of the current and the past in equal parts.” The Brighton Argus. May 2013.
The Prince Regent has taken a fancy to the town, to Dr Russell’s “sea-water cure”, to Maria Fitzherbert, and against an old underground stream that threatens his scheme to build his Pavilion.
“I really enjoyed it tonight. You are a great performer and able to play to the strengths of the script, making the twists and turns of character really clear…… clever and funny. Well done! A tour de force of a performance!” Sara Clifford, Playwright
Unbeknownst to him, the ancient river has its allies in the underworld, and George finds himself caught up in adventures, that his father considers unholy, in a bid to find out what wisdom his own unbidden children have to tell him.
“…the captivating vitality of Brown’s multifaceted performance transport us…..presented confidently and honestly. Vast emotional range is reached...A fantastic insight into the Fringe’s host city; Brown shines in his convincing depiction of a man who helped birth Brighton and the scandal that makes this city what it is.” Broadway Baby. May 2013
