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Love Song To Lavender Menace

THEATRE REVIEW: Love Song To Lavender Menace ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ @jamesleyplay @Lovesongplay @lyceumtheatre @mamoru_iriguchi @poreid @MatthewMcVarish

There’s something deeply moving about the simplicity of Mamoru Iriguchi’s set design which accentuates the tenderness of James Ley’s beautiful love song to not only Lavender Menace (Edinburgh’s first gay bookshop operated by Bob Orr and Sigrid Neilson in the early 80s), but also the emerging gay scene of the time and Auld Reekie itself whose one o’clock gun can, to quote a respectable married man…

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Projector/Conjector @ The Place Theatre Review

Projector/Conjector @ The Place Theatre Review

Going down to The Place to see a set of three of Mamoru Iriguchi’s performances soon became a rather dream-like surreal experience. As one enters Mamoru’s world one must be prepared to absorb the new found logic in his twisted and unusual scenarios. Throughout the evening the consistent feelings were of uncertainty, confusion and awe.

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