Meet Chloe; 21 from Leytonstone. She likes the simple things in life: cherry sambuca; hairbrush-in-the-mirror karaoke with Rihanna and winding her Dad up. Oh; and shes a boxer. London; 2012. Women will step into the Olympic boxing ring for the very first time. And its in Stratford. Down the road. As Chloe trains for the fight of her life; she is left winded by two life-changing events. In a mans world; can she prove shes still worth the title? Fighting fit from sell-out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as part of the Old Vic New Voices Edinburgh Season; you are invited ringside; for an adrenaline-fuelled; no-holes-barred one-woman show unafraid to document the blood; the sweat...and all the tears.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Wow!By Michael A. TorregrossaIve been fascinated by Arthurian animation since Saldas initial survey was published in _King Arthur on Film: New Essays on Arthurian Cinema_ in 1999 and eagerly awaited his various updates over the years at conference sessions; in print; and on the _Camelot Project_ website. In _Arthurian Animation: A Study of Cartoon Camelots on Film and Television_; Salda provides the definitive history/survey of what he terms Arthurianimation. He traces the phenomenon from the 1930s through the present and explores representations of the Arthurian legend in animated films; shorts; and television series/episodes produced in a diverse range of countries and genres. The book is well-illustrated by stills and production art. A complete filmography is also included (as part of the works cited) that lists all of the works discussed in the book. The book also includes an index; but the Kindle edition fails to offer a useful counterpart to that of the print edition.