←Recommendations of Spin Cycle

  • Christopher Soucy: Spin Cycle by Andrew Martineau
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    What a fun and sweet play! Andrew Martineau has created two characters that instantly seem familiar to me. Hopefully and romantic in the most mundane of settings, Spin Cycle suggests that happiness can be found anywhere.

    What a fun and sweet play! Andrew Martineau has created two characters that instantly seem familiar to me. Hopefully and romantic in the most mundane of settings, Spin Cycle suggests that happiness can be found anywhere.

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  • Alli Hartley-Kong: Spin Cycle by Andrew Martineau
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    This is a lovely little meet-cute set in a very commonplace location. Mandy and Jim are generally kind and nice people; it's impossible not to want the best for them. It would be a pleasure to see this staged!

    This is a lovely little meet-cute set in a very commonplace location. Mandy and Jim are generally kind and nice people; it's impossible not to want the best for them. It would be a pleasure to see this staged!

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  • Rachel Feeny-Williams: Spin Cycle by Andrew Martineau
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    This is a beautifully cute meeting of two people who've both had their share of hardships in life and truly deserve to have something nice happen to. That is where Andrew Martineau constructs their wonderfully funny back and forth conversation. You find yourself happy, sad and feeling sorry for the characters all at the same time in places. I think produced live this would make a great piece as the audience would empathise with the characters and maybe see a bit of themselves. Another great piece from Andrew Martineau!

    This is a beautifully cute meeting of two people who've both had their share of hardships in life and truly deserve to have something nice happen to. That is where Andrew Martineau constructs their wonderfully funny back and forth conversation. You find yourself happy, sad and feeling sorry for the characters all at the same time in places. I think produced live this would make a great piece as the audience would empathise with the characters and maybe see a bit of themselves. Another great piece from Andrew Martineau!

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