Just Above The Clouds
Written and directed by Ben Anderson
Presented by The People Who Play With Theatre
Q Theatre Vault

If you only have time to see one Fringe Festival show this season, Just Above The Clouds by Ben Anderson might be the one. The endearing show is everything fringe theatre should be. Sometimes poignant, sometimes confusing, always whimsical, Just Above The Clouds explores the wasteland of love lost with a talented ensemble cast.

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Cat Power
Bruce Mason Theatre
22 February 2013

Taking the stage at 9.45pm after cranking Dylan’s 'Shelter from The Storm' through the speakers, she and her band dive straight into a spine-tingling rendition of The Greatest. Her husky, lived-in voice is at once earthy and ethereal as she howls about thwarted ambition and ruined dreams.

Next up is Cherokee from new album Sun. When Chan says she’s in pain you best believe she’s in pain and she sings the word with raw emotion. She takes a quick pause to tell us all how much she loves us before bursting into a rousing version of Silent Machine which features two drummers pounding in unison on two kits, and a ferocious guitar duel.

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Sisterly Love
By M.E. Macdonald
Still Life Fast Moving Productions Ltd
Q, The Vault, Auckland

With a few nips and tucks Sisterly Love could be a firecracker of a show simmering with Presbyterian denial, misguided lust and selfish intent.
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