"Stomp Out Loud" theatre review.
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Sean Fitzjohn "STOMP OUT LOUD" THEATRE REVIEW "Stomp Out Loud" is a musical production. It combines elements of physical movements, musicality, rhythm and pace to bring you the stunning performance of "Stomp Out Loud". The unique musicality and movement of Stomp lies in the range of everyday objects it employs to achieve its effects: this is a show that finds sound in manipulating everything from broomsticks to matchboxes, toilet plungers to plastic carrier bags, cigarette lighters to water cooler containers This play is almost entirely based on physical movements, but the director cleverly uses techniques such as contrasts in atmosphere and setting. For example, certain scenes would be given a more sinister feel to it, by use of lighting, sound and props. "Stomp Out Loud" has no fixed setting, but instead it uses several different settings and many of them are linked in one way or another (the kitchen following into the water...

