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3rd review from The Post newspaper
21/07/2025

3rd review from The Post newspaper

Heart and hope

Theatre review by arts editor Sarah McNeill

Bruised
Follow that Cat Productions
Blue Room Theatre
Closes July 26

Local writer and actor Vivienne Glance has always been inspired to write about big environmental issues, but she does it in intimate and personal ways that have the greatest impact.
Bruised is a perfect illustration of examining global warming and the changing planet through the eyes and experiences of three women.
A former astronaut (Alinta Carroll) takes her experience of watching our delicate and unique planet from a distance onto the lecture circuit (“not a lecture, a talk”, she insists); a birdwatcher (Vivienne Glance), who, with her granddaughter, walks the coastline, recognises the changing patterns of migrating birds; and a migrant (Shirley van Sanden) recalls her homeland with deep longing but learns of the destructive changes that have affected it.
Emily Jenkins plays both the granddaughter and a young waitress who longs to express to the lecturing astronaut her own feelings and fears for the future.
Through their personal stories, each one bruised by life’s challenges but tinged with hope, we recognise and relate to a changing world.
It is top-notch ensemble delivering strong performances, and what emerging director Talia Zipper lacks in directorial finesse, with an overload of unnecessary abstract movement, she makes up for with a story full of heart and hope.

Picture: Writer and performer Vivienne Glance explores climate change through the eyes of a keen bird watcher.

And another review here
20/07/2025

And another review here

There’s little left unsaid about climate change, and few perspectives that haven’t been voiced. Yet the urge artists feel to keep returning to this subject persists, as it should. BRUISED, presented by Follow That Cat, explores how individuals experience and interpret climate change in deeply pe...

Great reviews for ‘Bruised’ at the Blue Room TheatreLast few performances next week- closes on 26th July
20/07/2025

Great reviews for ‘Bruised’ at the Blue Room Theatre
Last few performances next week- closes on 26th July

Bruised at The Blue Room TheatreThursday, July 10, 2025 Local theatrical troupe, Follow That Cat Productions, brought their newest piece, [...]

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