Thanks to everyone who came to fill the house, and prepared the lovely supper and the ever patient hall committee who must have wondered what they'd let themselves in for when we arrived with the Big Top....
Here are some of the things people said afterwards, followed by the press review
Audience reactions
Enjoyed all the sketches,
delivery and timing spot on. JZ
I
particularly liked the second half (Pebbles on the Beach) - a touch
of Victoria Wood there. Christine's comic timing is brilliant. She
can hold the audience then just go for the punchline. MD
I
loved the Vicar[Veronica]'s voice! (Pebbles on the Beach) it was
very funny watching it behind [the real vicar] and his wife. Such a
lovely 'community' evening Hilarious, a bit naughty!
Something for everyone. Enjoyed every minute of it. BH
The
chemistry works very well between you.The
first half kicked along very well. I enjoyed how you handled people
up on the stage.
MP
I
loved every bit of it. Well done you! IG
Not
a word or note out of place. RC
The
soundtrack was very effective and innovative. It added a lot to the
show. GC
Brilliant!....we
had a good giggle! JO
WONDERFUL
performance the other night...fantastic job Lippy Logic!! SP
I laughed
from start to finish, and even embarrassed myself laughing out loud
sometimes! EI
Press review/Craven Herald
Lippy Logic Larks and Laughter!
‘We’re feisty and flighty’ – is
the Lippy Logic logo- and they’re very funny too!
Saturday night in Eldroth Village Hall
and a crowded room sang along, waved hands in the air and joined the
Lippy Logic Ladies in a resounding chorus of the LL anthem. We
celebrated not doomed youth but the triumph of survival and the fun
of the fifth decade and onwards.
Veronica Caperon and Christine Hooley,
the Lippy Logic duo, write and perform their own material. It has its
roots in their own experience of life for women ‘of a certain age’.
It also draws on the rural world we know and love- the farming
families, the health and safety preoccupations of the village hall
committee, the renown of the local nude café- rich seams.
‘Our very own Mel and Sue’ was the
welcoming introduction - and yes- the two are witty and obviously
share a great rapport. They’re also wise. After a delicious light
supper we listened to a touchingly funny exchange when LL gave their
audience laugh out loud lines and touchingly poignant exchanges that
stilled the hall with admiration for their astute observation of
human foibles.
And- we ended the evening singing
together that anthem- ‘We’re here and we’re happy’.
Go and enjoy Lippy Logic – it’s a grand night out!
Gwen Cleverly
Thanks for all the support - and laughter!
Christine and Veronica
Proud to bring live theatre to your doorstep
Gwen Cleverly
Thanks for all the support - and laughter!
Christine and Veronica
Proud to bring live theatre to your doorstep