Monday, 15 August 2011

Wasted Love - Edinburgh Fringe 2011

Our puny human slaves at the RSAMD have been a bit busy recently, mostly forcing us, The Martians, to help them write a musical. It's turned out rather nicely though, and it's on at the Edinburgh Fringe.




Fall in love with this.  One Academy productions are really hitting a home run with this wonderfully beautiful production being staged at C venues.
* * * * * SGfringe.com
Yes! This is everything you, I, everyone wants in a musical. Fresh and new, this baby sashays its glittery way down the catwalk.
* * * * * BroadwayBaby.com
the production is slick, the singing is sublime and the choreography is refreshingly energetic.
* * * * FringeGuru.com




Sunday, 3 October 2010

And slowly, and surely...

Mars HQ is a slightly cramped flat in Edinburgh containing (in order of importance):
  1. Gerry and John Kielty: brothers, mortal enemies and Martians.
  2. A large kettle with the whistle tuned to something by Jeff Wayne.
  3. A nearly complete collection of Doctor Who VHS from Hartnell onwards.
  4. Guitars, kazoos, keyboards.
  5. More computing equipment than the Apollo program, and of a similar vintage.
  6. Dust.
  7. geoff. (Please note the lack of capitalization, we revoked it in 2007.)
geoff is currently chained to a keyboard with a tea drip-feed and being forced to resurrect our online empire.  Where did the old one go?  Well that's a long story.  Suffice to say, we're blaming it on geoff.

So what have we been up to in the meantime?  Well John was on BBC Scotland's River City playing Victor, a lumberjack or similar.  He was OK.  Gerry continues to rule the world through the medium of computer game Civilization, and continues to rule mediums through his association with the Mackenzie Poltergeist.



Houston's Lanarkshire farm is doing well, his chicken attrition rate is the envy of many in south west Scotland.  Along with his Martian activities he is also playing with rock/bluegrass outfit Brokeback Jockstrap

And so to current news...there's going to be a special one-off performance of Greyfriars Twisted Tales, our award winning show from the 2008 Fringe.  It's going to be in Glasgow at the end of October...more soon.