Review: Camden Fringe, Getting Over Everest, Tristan Bates Theatre
A tale spanning the sheer destructive power of a bad break up, Getting over Everest is a nippy production that is as foul-mouthed and frank as it is funny. Howe...
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Review: Graceful, Rosemary Branch Theatre
Graceful is a powerful play about a complex relationship between two women who are 17 and 37. Not only is the script by Hayley Ricketson dynamic, it is expertly...
Review: Of Course I’m Hot, I’m 50! Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Of Course I’m Hot…I’m 50! is an engaging feminist play that addresses the responsibilities women take on throughout their lives that usually go unacknowledged, ...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Games, Gilded Balloon
★★★ 1936, Berlin. The Olympic games are underway and international delegates accept Swastika – branded invitations to cocktail parties and arena events. The ...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Baby Face, Summerhall
★★★★★ Performed by Katy Dye, Baby Face probably genres as a sort of in-yer-face performance art where the spectators are blamed, used, and made to feel incre...
Review: Camden Fringe, A Tinder Trilogy, Hen and Chickens Theatre
Camden Fringe is back again, and will be showcasing 300 new productions across North London until 26 August. One of those is A Tinder Trilogy, written by Annie ...