"A heartwarmingly funny trip..."
(Buxton Festival
Fringe 2002)
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review
"Cox's creation weaves a fascinating web of contemporary references, half-baked ideas and homespun homilies. A cult figure at the moment, Violet's day will dawn..."
(Robin Duke, Blackpool
Gazette 6 June 2002)
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review
"...Cox makes some fantastic observations about life and cracks some truly delicious gags"
(Cliff Ettridge,
Brighton Evening Argus 27 May 2002)
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review
"...(Violet) mixes truly dreadful puns with some splendidly wry comments on modern living"
(Jeremy Brien, The
Stage 24 January 2002)
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review
"...a remarkable performance by actor and writer Philip Cox whose seamless portrayal of the dotty and slightly forgetful, if most old-fashioned of modern women, is a wonderfully rehearsed success."
(Ian Waller, Bath
Chronicle 18 January 2002)
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review
"This is a finely crafted
production which is great fun as well."
"...a beautifully crafted journey through the thought
process of a favourite auntie on the verge of
self-destruction."
"...a superb display by an actor who knows exactly how to
manage his audience..."
(Barry Kirk, Romford
Recorder 28 Sept 2001)
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review
