Reading Time: 2 minutesAn Argentine piece that challenges masculinity through a poetic, physical, and provocative theatrical language.
La Joda Teatro travels from Argentina to present The Stupid Hug as part of the Camden Fringe Festival, with performances at Barons Court Theatre, London.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThought-provoking conversations on race and extreme paranoia are the highlights of this experimental show. What if a Get Out situation wasn’t real? What if it was all in our heads?WIGGY, by writer and lead actress Chelsea Bondzanga…
Reading Time: 2 minutesChop Chop, created, performed and written by Andrea Holland, uses the cooking materials as an accurate representation of who these two characters are: silly stereotypes of both the British and Spanish cultures.
Reading Time: 2 minutesCapitalism, class and the queer experience clash in this LGBT+ adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic. We’re in the aftermath of a party at Hedda (Joe Harrington) and George’s (Caleb Cura) new flat in Marylebone. They’re married. However,…
Reading Time: 2 minutesMaking a musical is hard. Writing a successful one? Even harder. A lot of self-doubt, anxiety and inner battles can happen in that process. Is that interesting to watch, though?
Reading Time: 2 minutesTwo friends are stuck in a room somewhere, waiting for something in this Camden Fringe production/
Reading Time: 2 minutesA man grooves his way onto the small stage at the Chicken & Hen’s pub theatre, to the rhythm of a classic 70’s pop song. He, dressed in a white suit, explains that he’s involved in a court proceeding because of a terrible action he’s apparently committed, and then two other characters show up, the prosecutor and his helper, to question his motives and examine whether he did this particular crime or not.
Reading Time: 2 minutesA few minutes before the play, we are passive spectators of what we believe is going to be a traditional narrative, about Joey Jepps and Gabriele Uboldi, the two lead actors that we witness in the poster advertising the show.
Reading Time: 2 minutesIf you’re down to go to an at times funny, regularly awkward yet surprisingly deep course on the subject, you should stop by the Soho Theatre to see Playing Latinx.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Light House follows the story of a woman (played by Alys Williams) who’s retelling in 60 minutes what happened to her and Nathan, her paramour who slowly got immersed in a depressive cycle. However, make no mistake: this is her story, because the grief that she goes through because of this diagnosis is equally if not more powerful than the ghastly presence of both the mentioned but (almost) never seen lover and the horrible, striking and mysterious sickness that consumes her with anxiety, sadness and yet also with a glimmer of hope.