Reading Time: 3 minutesRiddlestick Theatre present a delightfully folk-filled piece of musical storytelling in this masterful west-country romp. This is the fifth production by Bristol-based Riddlestick Theatre, a company who, in their ten years together, have dazzled audiences up and down the…
Reading Time: 2 minutesLondon Fields is a shock to the system that reminds its audience of the thin line between vulnerability and violence. London Fields is a gut-punch. D.K. Mack’s two-hander is an exceptionally told and exceptionally disturbing portrait of…
Reading Time: 2 minutesa sharp, confident piece of new writing When the person you lean on becomes the person you have to leave behind: that’s the quiet devastation at the heart of Stunted, Christine Fang’s new one hour two hander about…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA show that sometimes teeters off the rails, but ultimately gets to the right destination. Part of the Camden Fringe, Off and On boasts an immediately engaging concept. It is set entirely in a single train carriage…
Reading Time: 2 minutesSituationsh*t is a one woman show which chronicles Emily Drewett’s foray into modern dating after the end of a long term relationship. Camden Fringe.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe boys may be broken, but the show isn’t in need of fixing. Presented as part of the Camden Fringe, Liam David Malcolm’s Broken Boys is a compelling, new play that brings a fresh, nuanced perspective to…
Reading Time: 2 minutesSilence and contained chaos—scraps of paper tossed haphazardly into cardboard boxes surrounding a few stools and a wooden table—await the audience of this Camden Fringe premiere of Skinned.
Reading Time: 2 minutesJustine Martin’s debut play is an absurdist, but recognisable comedy that heightens and parodies familiar personalities in the modern-age.
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.