Review Archive
Ruth Allison has been an English teacher all her working life. She lives and works in Nelson. She is a keen reader, musician and art aficionado. She has been writing art, drama and music reviews since 2007 and to date has written 63 reviews. Her partner Lindsay wrote a poem for her
Scour the bottom of the saucepans to glisten like a coppery moon.
Hold your family open like big bank doors.
Leave your plate clean as a slate.
Fillet blue cod.
Cry at sad movies.
Let stories flow from you like a fresh water spring.
Walk with a purposeful gait.
Hang pairs of socks by their toes with matching coloured pegs.
Choose elegance above economy.
Strive for the best seat in the house.
That I love about you.
And how you say yes and yes and yes to the gifts of the world.
Welcome to the review archive.
Theatre and dance reviews since 2006.
Mikelangelo and the Black Sea Gentlemen: Dead Men Tell A Thousand Tales
Nelson
21/10/2012 - 22/10/2012
"Darkly quirky, ironic cabaret at its best..