IN CONVERSATION WITH: Gareth Gwynn
Reading Time: 4 minutesCyril Gwynn (1897-1988), also known as The Bard Of Gower, was “a tall, sunburnt, unsmiling farmer”. Gareth Gwynn (1983-Present) is none of these things.
Category Camden Fringe
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Anoushka Cowan
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down for a quick chat with Anoushka Cowan, actor and writer, about her latest project: 2.36, which will be taking place Friday 1st – Sunday 3rd August, 3pm at the Etcetera Theatre as part of the Camden Fringe. 1.…
REVIEW: Ghar Ghar
Reading Time: 2 minutesGhar Ghar expertly explores the tumult of returning home when you have lived overseas for a significant period of time.
REVIEW: Lost & Found
Reading Time: 2 minutesLost & Found presents two 30-minute shows from a company of recent LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art) graduates.
REVIEW: SpaceEater
Reading Time: 2 minutesWhat would you do if you found yourself floating listlessly on a spaceship, inching closer and closer to deep space?
REVIEW: YaYa As… The Wise Men of Chelm
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Wise Men of Chelm is a set of stories particularly familiar to those of Ashkenazi Jewish origin. These tell the tale of foolish men who live in an imaginary city called Chelm.
REVIEW: Confessions Of An Usher
Reading Time: < 1 minuteWhen you think of a job involving dealing with blood, sweat, tears, or vomit, ushering at a theatre doesn’t usually spring to mind. But as anyone who has worked Front of House can attest, the drama doesn’t always happen onstage.
REVIEW: Say Goodbye to London
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis Camden Fringe new writing’s piece opened at Hen and Chickens Theatre in Islington. A tale of how following your dreams isn’t always paved with gold.
REVIEW: Rules Schmules: How to be Jew-ISH
Reading Time: 2 minutesArmed with a piano, mic, and a whiteboard filled with definitions of many of the terms to come up in this production that those unfamiliar with Jewish vernacular would be a tad bewildered by, Deprelli’s easy-going demeanor fills the room with candor.
REVIEW: Break A Leg Babe
Reading Time: 3 minutesRebecca Rayne clearly shows how difficult it is to make it in the world of acting. Her character ‘ACTRESS’ is performed as a busy, desperate and hardworking women who is constantly chasing her tail to keep it together and struggles with being the biggest judge of her choices and achievements.