Every time a woman has told Mark Deacon 'I love you', Mark has turned tail and run. Now a group of speed-daters will help Mark face his past relationships - it's time for him to choose 'The One' from the 5 amazing girls he let slip through his fingertips.
Which girl will he try to win back? It's up to you to decide!
Vote for 1 of 5 alernate endings!
Tickets to the show sell out very quickly on-line, but always check with the Ed Fringe Box Office on the Royal Mile, and direct at the venue, "C Cubed" (or at C Main on Chambers St) - they sometimes have extra tickets available.
As a special bonus, for the last 2 days of the Fringe (24 & 25 Aug) we've given a few tickets to the Half-Price Ticket Hut on Princes St!
Location: C Cubed - Venue #50
Right on the Royal Mile!
Brodie's Close
Lawnmarket
Edinburgh
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Featuring
John McGrellis John’s love of theatre began at a young age when he performed in numerous plays at the Liverpool Everyman Theatre as part of their youth group. He quickly realised he wanted to pursue acting further.He went on to work with children’s TV and perform in numerous pantomimes in Liverpool. After a short break to work and save up for drama school, John enrolled in Liverpool Community College to study for a H.N.D in Theatre. He started running drama workshops for children in and around the Liverpool area, which he continues to do today. In the summer of 2006, John was thrilled to be offered a place on the 3 year professional acting course at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School where he is currently going into his final year of training. This is John’s first time at the Edinburgh festival and he can’t wait to get started!John’s theatre credits include: “Black Comedy” (Col. Melkett) - Liverpool Arts Centre, “Lunch Hour” (Clive Merrydown) - Liverpool Arts Centre, “Foresaking All Others” (Ged Walker) - Liverpool Arts Centre, “Snow White and the Seven Dweebs in Technotrash” (Cuddles) - Childwall Theatre, “Aladdin” (Widow Twankey) - Childwall Theatre, “The Nativity” (Joseph) - Redgrave Theatre, “Macbeth” (Macbeth) - Redgrave Theatre, “Cider with Rosie” (Jack Lee)- Redgrave Theatre , followed by West country tour.[Read More...]
... Mark Deacon
Ellen Cribbs Ellen had great success at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2006 with two plays she wrote, directed, and produced (Seven Points for ‘Love’ and
Voices in the Dark). She has fond memories of advertising her shows on the High Street by playing games of Scrabble with passers-by on her massive Scrabble board, or having them write a message on her continuously growing “love chain.” Ellen is a published playwright who earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting at Ithaca College in New York. Since graduating from Ithaca, Ellen has worked for the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington D.C. and moved to England to study at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.
While at the Fringe in 2006, Ellen met her boyfriend, Charles, who was an audience member at her shows. The couple dated long-distance for a year (3,000 miles away!) until Ellen moved to England. This year Charles has produced “I Love You! And You… And You..” and will join Ellen in Edinburgh for the two-year anniversary of when they met (which also happens to be Ellen’s birthday). Ellen would like to thank Charles for his continuous support.[Read More...]
... Claire / Susy
Hilary Gillespie Born and raised in Toronto, Canada, Hilary enjoyed a youth full of performing, including children's theatre, concert flute, and musical productions. After pursuing a degree in film and new media, Hilary embarked on a seven year career path of freelance design, modeling, piercing, and concert promotion until returning to the stage two years ago. Back in action, Hilary has relocated to Bristol to attend the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and doss about in the UK until further notice. She enjoys Star Wars, very large boots, her Chihuahua, and whining about giving up her blue Mohawk for acting.[Read More...]
... Trisha / Deb
Stephanie Senior Stephanie has always been a lover of the arts, particularly theatre. Having studied drama at school she then went on to obtain a Bachelor Degree in Performing Arts at Monash University, in her home town of Melbourne. After dabbling in radio, cabaret, and musical theatre as well as appearing in various Melbourne TV shows and "mockumentaries," she decided to pack everything up and head to the motherland, England. Since arriving Stephanie has been fortunate enough to train at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, and hopes very much to be able to continue working in England as an artist.[Read More...]
... Jess / Alice
Katie Moore Katie is twenty years old and from Hull in East Yorkshire. She is currently training in professional acting at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Her previous theatre credits include "The Crucible” (Abigail), "The Vagina Monolgues" , Tom Stoppard's abridged "The Merchant of Venice" , "Kindertransport" , "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum" (Philia), and an all-female production of "Godspell" (Jesus). She has also toured Tom Lehrer's review, "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" , and was the presenter of the National Youth Theatre's 50th Anniversary performance in Trafalgar Square. She is new to the Edinburgh experience and can’t wait for the Fringe to start![Read More...]
... Miranda / Emma
Emily Glenister Emily is currently studying at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Her T.V. credits include “Hope and Glory”, “Dangerfield”, “At Home With the Braithwaites” (Emily Braithwaite), “New Tricks”, and “Emmerdale”. Her theatre credits include “Jekyll and Hyde” (Emma) – Questors Theatre, “Thoroughly Modern Millie” (Millie) – Questors Theatre, “Fame” (Serena) – Questors Theatre, and “Stags and Hens” (Linda) – Drayton Playhouse. This is Emily’s first time at the Fringe.[Read More...]
