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69 Moments of Life
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Beautiful Man
Berserker
Caffe di Amore or ...
Check the Box
Clearing Hedges
Corned Beef
Countless
Crime & Variations
Death Blow II: ...
Demon Pope
Diagnosis: Jew Pain ...
Disco Prophecies
Ethan's Gift
Far From Springer
Fixed Boundry
Forty Love
Got Water
I Can't Believe They're Not Oriental!
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In Cahoots
John Muir: Watch, Pray, Fight
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Seventh Game of the World Series
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This World is Not My Home
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Twinspeak
Play: Disco Prophecies
Reviewer: Alex
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Rating: 2 Stars
I love this guy's crazy dancing, I love the disco lights and I love the
music, but as a show, this does not work (yet). Too casual delivery of the
storyline and lack of variation in presentation mean that the production
falls flat. But I believe there is a good show in there struggling to get
out.
Play: discoprophecies
Reviewer: henk smits
Reviewer Email: henk@garlic.com
Rating: 4 Stars
Why did the artist not let us sing: Yes sir, I can boogie.......... The
performance was charming and the pieces of dance and movement were well
chosen; but....why the images of his youth and the president of autralia??;we
(nearly 50) could imagine his attraction to discomusic; so we amused ourselves;
the end was too sudden,that was a pity!
Play: Disco Prophecies
Reviewer: Darryl Henry
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Rating: 3 Stars
3 stars (actually 2.5). It just wasn't entertaining. The thread is one boy/man's
love of disco as he grows up, but there's no meat, no new observations,
and a few jokes. If you don't find the opening bit with slides funny and
entertaining, you'll be in for a long hour. That was the best bit of the
show.
Play: Disco Prophecies
Reviewer: lizza
Reviewer Email: emaher@virnig.com
Rating: 3 Stars
This show was "okay" and the performer was very likeable - but
I never threw back my head and really laughed. He kept my interest. I chuckled.
The script just wasn't meaty enough for me. Thus - 3 stars.
Play: Disco Prophesies
Reviewer: TLerner
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Rating: 3 Stars
As much as I love the disco, this show was lacking plot and action. I enjoyed
hearing about the performer's Australian disco life of yore, but I wanted
more and I think the talented performer can deliver more. He's an awesome
dancer! Love the slideshow and beaded curtain.
Play: The Disco Prophecies
Reviewer: Vince Vitale
Reviewer Email: WorldGazer@aol.com
Rating: 4 Stars
Trevor Wight gives us a slideshow history of his world according to disco,
complete with various performed gyrations. No prophecies in sight, Australian
or otherwise. There are some touching references to the way his parents’
lives were reflected in their dancing abilities. At a time when the political
and economic worlds may be too much on our shoulders, it may be a good thing
to lighten the burden by reducing our perspective to something as simple
as social dance. Heavy social commentary, no. People-pleaser, yes.
Play: disco prophecies
Reviewer: mary
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Rating: 1 Star
1 star for the performer and slide show, everything else is pure filler!
not funny, not engaging, not recomended!
Play: Disco Prophecies
Reviewer: Paz
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Rating: 4 Stars
A very tight, very entertaining one-man show. The mix of dance and monologue
helps keep things fresh, and the comedic timing is splendid. Worth it for
the "boogie/don't boogie" sequence alone.
Play: Disco Prophecies
Reviewer: Mark
Reviewer Email: marks_people@yahoo.com
Rating: 5 Stars
Funktastically funny, Disco Prophecies is an extended twelve inch remix
of fashion faux-pas, youth culture identity crisis and the liberating release
of booty-shaking to the cheese-ball confections of seventies disco (even
in Australian bars where beer, birds and the occasional punch-up are the
featured attractions). Studio 54 it ain't, but Trevor Wight takes us on
an utterly unselfconcious tour through his suburban dance fever and celebrates
the highs that don't need to be Hedwig-melodramatic to hit home as true,
funny and deserving of disco dramatisation. All that and he places AC/DC
in a pre-monsters of rock context as Australian beer-dance boogie. You'll
laugh, you'll laugh some more, you'll tap your feet maybe. So go see it.
Flared dance-pants optional.