Reading Time: 3 minutesIt was a privilege to attend the Camden People’s Theatre to review Linsey Watkin’s Spirit guides and Shit Eaters, a beautifully written two-hander that captivated its audience with witty dialogue, philosophical musings, and emotionally stirring performances given by Lucy Buncombe and Kieran Robson.
Reading Time: 2 minutesDragging Your Heels is a heart-warming piece that explores the uncomfortable yet exhilarating journey of pursuing your life’s mission.
Reading Time: 2 minutesUnlucky in love? Tired of endless swiping? Tales of a Jane Austen Spinster might just be for you. It is a hilarious and unfortunately realistic adventure in modern romance, or rather, lack thereof.
Reading Time: 3 minutesJonty O’Callaghan’s one-man sketch show is a wonderfully wry skewering of everyday moments, which has the audience laughing and clapping throughout its 50 minutes.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Bold, hilarious, meticulously executed and beyond thought-provoking
Reading Time: 2 minutesCreatively complex conflict explored perfectly in its polished yet intimate setting Writer-producer Emma Novak has struck Fringe Theatre gold with this riveting, personal piece about the impact of Romania’s communist regime. Directed by Hector Smith, we follow…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA gripping play that deserves a bigger stage Premiering this year on the Camden Fringe, Sunk Into The Earth is an original play written by Charlotte Ritter about murder, sisterly bonds and the lengths we go for…
Reading Time: 2 minutesBlending video games and theatre with a script heavy on feminist and discourse, Bound by the Wind is a deeply ambitious production that strike serious questions of freedom, authorship, and mythic identity.
Reading Time: 3 minutesCellar Door Theatre are taking us back to the heyday of what critic Alex Sierz once termed ‘in-yer-face’ theatre: a mode of bare-knuckle, confrontational performance that’s resolutely out of vogue on the Fringe circuit at the moment – to its detriment, some might say.
Reading Time: 2 minutesJust Fall Over is a captivating tragicomedy. A dysfunctional family gathers to turn off the life support for Sarah, daughter, sister, niece, and best friend, after 10 years in a coma. Brought to life by a gifted cast, Just Fall Over is one to watch at this year’s Camden Fringe.