The stage isn't quite as spacious as that of Edinburgh's Festival Theatre where this latest Bourne adventure was first seen last year.
The stage isn't quite as spacious as that of Edinburgh's Festival Theatre where this latest Bourne adventure was first seen last year.
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Mary Brennan
But nothing can compromise the dark dramatic spirit or cramp the thrilling style of this bold new take on an old tale.
Rather than surrendering the sleeping Aurora to a stranger on the strength of one kiss, Bourne weaves in a youthful true love interest between the Princess and a commoner, Leo (the royal gamekeeper), and introduces a True Blood twist that ensures Leo will be on hand to re-awaken their future together. Very Gothick, and very funny too.
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