Review: Camden Fringe Festival, Pomegranate Season, Cockpit Theatre
Facing a multitude of environments, Cockpit Theatre’s tier seating encases the thrust stage. Lights rise upon hints of a bedroom; a frameless mattress surrounde...
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Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The First Love Project, C Venues
★★★ On our anniversary, he always gave me a rose per year of our relationship until he said it is too expensive and he planted a rose tree instead. Sweaty...
Review: Camden Fringe Festival, Secondhand Stories, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
I suppose that if you were to meet any given person in the middle of ‘one of the worst days of their life’, you may not come away with the best possible first i...
Review: Freak, Cecil Sharp House
A bed very similar to Tracey Emin’s famous squalid art show greets us as we crowd into the basement theatre at the Cecil Sharp house to watch Freak by The Herd....
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Brexit, Pleasance Courtyard
★★★ Most of the country is still confused about Brexit and this play doesn’t help with the matter at all. Set in the year 2020 after the Tories have voted in...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Basecamp, C Venues
★★★ Always the fastest, always the cleverest, always the strongest. Two young women grow up in rivalry, becoming each other’s shadows and cannot let go. T...