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Interesting, abstract and ‘totally bananas’
9:16am Friday 14th March 2008
WHAT The Mango? is undoubtedly going to prove interesting.
The piece, devised by Leap In The Dark based at Worcester Arts Workshop, has variously been described by those involved as "totally bananas" and "very abstract".
According to one performer from the improvisation group to call it random is to describe the North Pole as slightly nippy.
More specifically the play is about a young man's journey through life, hell and fruit.
Leap In The Dark is a unique group under the guidance of Jez Mort.
What The Mango is being performed at Worcester City Youth House, in Spring Gardens, Worcester, at 2pm tomorrow.
Admission is free. To find out more about the group and how to join call Marie Oldaker at Worcester Arts Workshop on 01905 21095.
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