Review: HATCH, Camden People’s Theatre
Opening on a foldable bed, topped with the barest of mattresses, Jessie (Sarah Carton) adorned in greyness, lays impatiently before beginning to recount her lov...
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Review: No Direction Home – The Cocoa Butter Club, The Camden People’s Theatre
Going to see The Cocoa Butter Club is an experience in which everyone should partake. Though, I must warn you, you’ll need to be holding onto more than just you...
Review: Elephant and Castle, Camden People’s Theatre
For those of us who have been nurturing a 1927 shaped hole in our hearts since Golem left theatres in 2015, we have been offered some slight relief. This relie...
Finding LGBTQ+ voices outside of London
Following on from Camden People's Theatre’s brilliant Come As You Are festival last year, the event is set to replicate its success with a UK tour this Autumn a...
Review: Cadets, Camden People’s Theatre
Cadets is a captivating solo play where Gabbi takes you on the journey of what it is really like to be in the cadets. Written and performed by Dani Kolanis at C...
Review: This Is Not A Safe Place, Camden People’s Theatre
Jackie Hagan is an award-winning playwright, the 2018 Jerwood Compton Poetry fellow, and working class. And so, the monologue that makes up This Is Not A Safe S...