The Meaning of Riff October 23, 2012

Eamonn Fleming presents The Meaning of Riff in the Rose Theatre, a comedy about his lifelong Love/Hate affair with the genius and stupidity that is Heavy Metal.

Tickets £10.00 / £8.00 concessions

What is the Meaning of Riff?

IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE CHORD...

Widdly-widdly guitars, thundering drums, screaming vocalists ranting on about Beelzebub.  It's loud, it's nonsense, and he's old enough to know better. So why does he still Love It?

Using comedy, storytelling and a Flying V guitar, performer Eamonn Fleming and director Andy Burden bring you a new show all about a lifelong Love/Hate affair with the genius and stupidity that is Heavy Metal.

From Teenage obsession to Midlife Crisis, this is a show for anyone who's ever heard a loud guitar and felt the urge to jump up and down and break things.

"Delicious...Hysterical"  Venue Magazine

Watch the The Meaning of Riff YouTube trailer

For details of what's on this season at the Rose Theatre, visit the Rose Theatre website.

If you're interested in screenings of great films, see this season's Short Cuts line-up in the Studio Theatre.

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