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Dateline:
14th August, 2005
The Herald Angel Awards (1)
Each week of the Festival period The Herald critics get together to
decide which acts, performers or artists they think are deserving of
recognition. The journalists make recommendations of who should receive
a Herald Angel, and in the case of outstanding performance an Archangel
may be presented. A final award - the Devil - is presented to those
who demonstrate ‘the show must go on’ attitude when disaster
strikes or survival in the face of adversity.
The first week's winners are:
- Ren-Sa
choreographed by Darren Johnston at Aurora Nova.
- An
Oak Tree by Tim Crouch, at the Traverse.
- Faust
directed by Janusz Wisniewski, and performed in Polish, at Assembly
at George Street.
- The
Devil's Larder by Grid Iron, performed at Debenhams.
- Absence
and Presence a solo performed by Pandora 88's director, Andrew
Dawson, at Aurora Nova.
- Francis Bacon: Portraits and Heads at the Scottish National
Gallery of Modern Art
- Balagan a variety performance at the Assembly @ St George's
West.
- The Picante Quartet won the Little Devil Award for overcoming adversity
to get to the Fringe.
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