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To get into this home and they have just approached this home and you can see them coming in sequential order out of this swat van. They were preparing for this entrance here. We have learned that there is one person, a man, inside that home, and he has barricaded himself inside at home. There is also a woman inside that house and laying there in the house unconscious, she is not breathing. However, the police will not confirm with us if the woman has indeed passed away. The woman is inside at home right now where the barricade situation is taking place. This is happening on the 37 hundred blo...

Gunter is a messy play. Literally. There’s sand, dirt, blood, confetti, and ink all over the actors and the floor. Fringe company Dirty Hare throw absolutely everything at their canvas, in a piece that includes music to projections to microphones, shadow puppetry, and masks. In this rare gem of a show, however, it all sticks. Usually, when critics refer to a show as ‘messy’, it’s a bad thing. When I call Gunter messy, I mean it with the utmost praise. 

Lydia Higman, Julia Grogan and Rachel Lemon’s play set around a 1604 witch trial is a vital and exciting piece of gig theatre full of improvisational spirit and creative virtuosity

So many dramatic techniques are thrown in that the production, rather ironically, became less engaging as it went on.

A disturbing history of murder and witchcraft that all kicked off with a football match. In a small village just outside Oxford in 1604, Anne Gunter starts convulsing, vomiting pins, and accusing local women of bewitching her. Two boys have been murdered by local brute Brian Gunter at a football match and their mum wants justice. But Brian is the richest and most powerful man in the village, and has an ego too fragile to tolerate public slander. A nasty feud begins, and when Brian’s daughter Anne starts demonstrating strange afflictions, an allegation is made: she has been bewitched. Dirty H...