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Review: A Christmas Carol, Immersive London
Hartshorn-Hook Productions’ immersive dining adaptation of Charles Dickens’ well-known Christmas novel offers a twist on this familiar tale. Though a small-sca...
The Flanagan Collective
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Review: Some Small Love Story, The Gillygate, York
Whether you like their work or not, you can’t deny that the Flanagan Collective are always trying to come up with something new and original, and more often tha...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Snakes and Giants, Summerhall
While theatre can be home to some epic, large-scale productions where it’s often easy to miss detail, it is also home to more intimate shows where detail is abs...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Fable, Summerhall
J is a physics teacher with a weak heart and a whole load of childhood dreams. She’s been ground down by her job and is looking for a change from her pedestri...
Feature: All-female Shakespeare – “a political choice”
Image by Greg Veit “Why did you choose to perform an all-female Shakespeare?” a radio interviewer asked The Flanagan Collective, a York-based theatre company...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: William – Little Festival Of Everything
The Flanagan Collective bring their own take upon the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with their Little Festival of Everything, a collection of shows that explore the...