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Volpone : All Edinburgh Theatre.Com 1/30/2018 Volpone : All Edinburgh Theatre.com HOME Enter Search Terms search Home About and Copyright Contact The Star System Credits and Thanks WHAT’S ON On Stage This Week On Stage Next Week On Stage the following week Amateur Company Listings Festival Theatre Listings King’s Theatre Listings Lyceum listings Playhouse Listings Studio Theatre Listings Traverse Listings NEWS REVIEWS Christmas 2017 Bedlam Church Hill Theatre Festival Theatre King’s Theatre Playhouse Royal Lyceum Traverse Adam House Bongo Club Brunton Theatre George Watson’s College Pleasance Theatre St Bride’s Centre St Ninian’s Scottish Storytelling Centre St Serf’s PREVIEWS COMPANIES Amateur company links MADE IN EDINBURGH Made in Edinburgh reviews BLOG Spoken Word PLAYSCRIPTS « 1917: A Phantasmagoria beauty » EDFRINGE 17 | REVIEWS Volpone August 8, 2017 | By Sarah Moyes | 1 Reply More ★★★★☆ Ruthless The Royal Scots Club (Venue 241): Mon 7 – Sat 12 August Review by Sarah Moyes The Edinburgh Graduate Theatre Group bring Ben Johnson’s comedy, Volpone, to life and new audiences in a hilarious version of the tale about just how far people will go to be rich. Æ uses our own and third party cookies. If you continue browsing we consider you accept the use of these cookies. That's fine http://www.alledinburghtheatre.com/volpone-grads-review-edfringe-2017/ 1/7 1/30/2018 Volpone : All Edinburgh Theatre.com The story centres around Volpone, a rich old man who desires to become even richer. With the help of his servant Mosca, he sets out to deceive the nobility of Venice as they shower him in gifts believing he is on his deathbed and about to leave them his wealthy estate. Alastair Smith as Volpone. Pic: J Gordon Hughes Buoyed by their success, the pair even manage to persuade the merchant Corvino to offer up his beautiful wife in order to bring Volpone back to health. Martin Foreman directs his new adaptation of Ben Johnson, updating the original 17th century script to the 19th century and giving a lot more emphasis to physical and visual comedy. And, in another variation, two of the main characters have changed gender. The Best Tours, Trips & Tickets in Edinburgh: Book your activities online now Ad GetYourGuide Book Now The role of Volpone’s maidservant Mosca is now played by a woman. Vanashree Thapliyal is superb as his sidekick in her ruthless desire to scam as many people as possible out of their fortune. The wise but doddery Corbaccio is now Corbaccia and Hilary Davies is comical as the frail and very hard of hearing wealthy woman who wants nothing more than to become heir to Volpone’s fortune, but muddles up almost everything she hears. scams Alastair Smith’s portrayal of the cunning fraudster Volpone is excellent as he moves from the comical scenes where he pretends to be dead to jumping around the stage with excitement as his scams deepen. His pairing with Thapliyal as Mosca is perfect, and two bounce off each other wonderfully as they work their magic to rip off Corvino, played by Stuart Townley, and Voltore, played by Chris Pearson. Corbaccia (Hilary Davies) tempts Mosca (Vanashree Thapliyal), Pic J Gordon Hughes The three judges (Siobhan McGovern, Richard Godden and Beverley Wright) provide lots of laughs during the courtroom scenes, and with all the main cast on stage trying to lie their way out of various scams, the scenes become the highlight of the show. Of course, the court eventually sees through the lies and Volpone gets his comeuppance in the end. With over 60 years of experience, the Grads certainly know a thing or two about theatre. Their Volpone is an thoroughly enjoyable show that will keep you on your toes and have you laughing too. Running time: One hour, 45 minutes The Royal Scots Club, 2Æ9 -uses31 A ourbe rowncrom and by thirdPlac partye, EH cookies.3 6QE (IfV eyounu econtinue 241) browsing we consider you accept the use of these cookies. 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