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ED2011 2/5 Reviews ED2011 Children's Shows Reviews
The Rainbow’s End (Ofegus Theatre Company)
By Rosalind Scott | Published on Saturday 20 August 2011
The Leprechauns are worried about the rainbows; the princess has been kidnapped; there’s a girl dressed as a boy and a boy dressed as a girl; a prince with a lost identity; some swash-buckling seamstresses; and an evil witch and wizard with a dastardly plan that has something to do with a diamond, some royal blood, the “zavaljanite disk” and a football covered in silver paint. Confused? Trust me, you won’t be further enlightened if you go and watch ‘The Rainbow’s End’. It’s possible you will be entertained, however, if you enjoy fantastically hammy acting and a good old-fashioned adventure story. But perhaps bring a map of Enchantasia with you, if you have one.
Zoo Southside, 5 – 29 Aug (not 17), 11.00am (11.55am), £5.00 – £20.00, fpp30
tw rating 2/5
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