Oran Mor
A Play, a Pie and a Pint
“Casablanca - A pacy, rib-tickling, crowdpleasing, treat”
THE HERALD
Critics’ Circle
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You could win a bottle of Malt Whisky!
Join our Critic’s Circle and write a review of this week’s play. At the end of each week David will pick his favourite review and the winner will receive a bottle of malt whisky.
And we’re not simply asking you to stroke our egos - the best review means best written and not most flattering! All that we ask is that you keep your review within 100 words maximum.
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The winner will be notified by email on the following Monday
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The prize will be available for collection from the Whisky Bar at Oran Mor
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The winning review will be featured in the News section of our website
This month is sponsored by:
Arran 10yr Old
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A Strachan said;
08 September 2010, 3:58 pmMixed performances but good way to spend a lunch time. It was an interesting idea – 3 stories, told in monologue form, linked by the theme of the closing of a power station. The first story was engagingly performed, with humour and conviction. So too was the last story.Meg Wynn Owen has a lovely voice and drew one into her story.(I recognised her as the a well known cast member of Upstairs Downstairs) The second story was less well thought out, a little forced and the actor nervous and forgetful.Worth a look.