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For most women, approaching the age of 50, and worse, 60, can be a daunting prospect. Women deal with this mid-life crisis in many different ways, but there are probably very few who have seized upon it as a way of opening new doors of opportunity in their lives. Well, three 40/50 something ladies have done exactly this and written a comedy sketch show poking fun at the trials and tribulations of the ageing process. The result is “Mutton”, a new, unique and brilliantly funny show that will appeal to women of all ages and the men that have to live with them! |
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Evening Courier, Halifax 16.5.08 "Mutton Makes Woman Feel Good" "Three ladies of a certain age struck a chord at this comedy sketch show, playing to a full house. These three comedy queens have used their insight and wit to touch a nerve with every woman. This is a show guaranteed to make women feel good about themselves and their age. Any woman dreading the inevitable should see this show. It's a celebration of the resilience of womankind. Forty and 50 something - bring it on." ................................................................................................. Review: Ranjit Khutan: Friday 23rd March 2007 at Arena Theatre Wolverhampton. .................................................................................................. 2006 "Mutton's first visit took the Epsom Playhouse by storm and left our normally reserved audiences begging for more. Slick, witty and spot one... Mutton is definitely in a top class act. We look forward to welcoming them back at the Playhouse any time" Trevor Mitchell, Epsom Playhouse. 2007 MUTTON "A very funny evening..... superbly performed material that truly struck a chord with our audience , They loved it” Brian Kirk General Manager, Yvonne-Arnaud Theatre, Guildford
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...and this one came from the EDINBURGH METRO Newspaper of AUGUST 26th 2004... THEATRE REVIEW - MUTTON, EDINBURGH Mutton is dressed unashamedly as mutton in these short, very funny sketches by three excellent writer/performers-Jean Heard, Donna Flinn and Julia Munrow (pictured)- as they poke fun at how women cope with the onset of middle age.A shop fitting-room, a female-run Downing Street, a posh restaurant and an aerobics class are among the settings in which they create different hapless and very recognisable characters who grapple with too-tight clothing, 'power surges' (hot flushes), memory lapses, moral dilemmas (whether or not to sleep with Robert Redford) and the arithmetical cost of a glass of wine. Naturally, beauty parlours and vanity products feature heavily too. A wrinkle cream, one of the ladies notes laconically, has a secondary use as a palliative for her piles. Aside from the one-liners though, the laughs come from the lovely way in which the trio send up not just the menopause but the female psyche in general. In this, it should appeal to men and women of all ages, regardless of whether they're uprights or cylinders (I'll let them explain). John MacKenzie ...16.8.2004 Three Weeks in Edinburgh... The three'age wealthy' women are fine performers, and had all the similarly aged women in the audience laughing uproariously. |
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