Transient
- Source: The List (Issue 610)
- Date: 14 August 2008 (updated 11 Aug 2009)
- Written by: Oliver Farrimond
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This article is from 2008.
Theatre group Goose, Goose, Gander brings a claustrophobic exploration of the fractured geography of postwar Germany to this cramped cellar venue. But, once the novelty of the setting wears off, the narrative overstays its welcome. Despite this, a conclusion with admirable pathos is reached as the denizens learn to savour their new-found relationships rather than yearning for absent loved ones.
Pleasance Courtyard, 556 6550, until 24 Aug (not 19), times vary, £9.50 (£8).
This article is from 2008.
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