Theatre REVIEW: The Pale Baron - ★★★★★

Mix Up Theatre (Stewart)
Jun 6
1 min read

The pale baron is the great leader of the underwater state. He always grabs the last piece, even before others have been served. He strongly dislikes poets. They mean all kinds of things, in between the lines, in the blank spaces where nothing is written. This makes the baron feel very uncomfortable.

Fortunately, Felix & Felka are not poets. They are singers...

With a cool underground gig vibe, this is a musical tale about the friendship between two musicians trying to subvert a regime that dislikes anyone that is deemed superfluous or different.

Kopergietery

Where?

Traverse, Edinburgh - Part of Imaginate: Edinburgh International Children's Festival

Sophie (Age 11) - ★★★★★

"The unique play named The Pale Boron explores themes of identity, friendship, and love, blending humor and sadness. With it’s catchy music and quirky characters, "The Pale Baron" is a fascinating show that celebrates individuality and creativity. It's a story that will resonate with both kids and adults, making it a standout production. The story is about how the main character doesn’t feel like she is fitting in as the environment around her only lets certain people to live there. I would definitely recommend it for people who love live music and comedy."