Camden Fringe Review: Charming – A Farcical Fairy Tale
In a land far, far away, the four brothers Charming each dream of becoming king. In order to assure their ascendancy, they need to be the first to find and ma...
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Camden Fringe Review: Pause
Suspension breeds suspense in the first full-length work from playwright Serena Haywood, as Chris’s mother and best friend try to come to terms with their loved...
Camden Fringe Review: The Beautiful
What is beautiful, you say? How do we really define it? Many people still ask this question, and wonder if things are beautiful for how they are presented or wh...
Camden Fringe Review: Divinely Bette
Kim Sheard provides an essential tribute to Bette Midler, which, although entertaining, is targeted specifically at Midler fans. The show does not cater for t...
Camden Fringe Review: Trois Pour Cinq
Trois Pour Cinq is the first formal offering from the new theatrical duo Merlot Merlot, and displays the fruits of their writing and performing talents. Maria F...
Camden Fringe Review: An Evening Of The Absurd: Are We All Still Waiting For Godot?
As absurdism is known for distorting the everyday in order to make its point, Closing the Gap Theatre has done well to seat the two plays that make up An Evenin...