Friday, 2nd July 2024 at Theatro Technis ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reviewer: Emma Dorfman I first saw Second Hand Problems in its infancy at a scratch night at The Cockpit, and it's always thrilling to see how a show blossoms. In this Camden Fringe production, with the addition of a few more to the creative team, the piece has certainly... Continue Reading →
Wednesday, 23rd August at Camden People’s Theatre, London. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reviewer: Joe Marshall VESSEL, the latest output of Oxford-based company ‘Dawn Productions’, rounded up its three-week national tour in Camden last week to a near sold-out audience at the Camden People’s Theatre. It’s an ambitious production, with a clear point of view in driving wider awareness... Continue Reading →
August 2023 Promising an hour of stand-up featuring songs and niche observational humour, “Comedian pals and cheerful Leicester gals” Nayonica Ghosh and Melina Fiol are bringing their show “Leicester Foxes” to the Camden Fringe this month. Melina sold out her first split bill at last year’s Women in Comedy Festival and was handpicked by Leicester... Continue Reading →
Tuesday 8th August 2023 at Camden People’s Theatre. ⭐️⭐️ Reviewer: Emma Dorfman 'I like writing about sex.' If I had to pick one, unifying, standout line, this one is undoubtedly a keeper. It is both the crux of, and confusion within, Alex Millington's interactive, metatheatrical two-hander in which he proceeds to re-create a previous encounter... Continue Reading →
Psychonaut Theatre are an international multidisciplinary performance collective with an experimental style and a new show heading to the stage. Described as “a futuristic, witty and radical exploration of collective responsibility”, “The W.I.G of Life: A Conference” will play at Camden People’s Theatre from 29th-30th August, and at the Etcetera Theatre from 7th-8th September thereafter.... Continue Reading →
August 2023 What happens when in the space of one year, your political parody videos take you viral (including a parody Liz Truss campaign video that actually gained more views than the original), you get to the semi-final of Britain’s Got Talent as part of a trio, and then see it all disappear without onward... Continue Reading →
July 2023 When it comes to friendship, Andrea Holland and Giovanna Koyama have plenty to say, and they’ve made a show to share their thoughts with audiences this August. “Queendom” is a physical comedy described as “a crossover between a modern fairy tale and a sitcom about flatmates” which incorporates their Latin and Spanish personas... Continue Reading →
July 2023 Royalty at risk, frictions at court and a romance in peril: “A Foray in Innocence”, inspired by classics and embracing tropes of tragedy and farce, is set to be a rollercoaster production at this year’s Camden Fringe. The show will be at Upstairs at the Gatehouse from 15th- 19th August as part of... Continue Reading →
July 2023 Featuring four idiot clowns named Balloonless, Tasteless, Childless and Friendless, who attempt to put on a memorial for their dead friend - having never before performed it without him - “EVERYTHING, ALWAYS: The Memorial” promises to be quite a wild ride. This new show from the Freshly Squeezed Company is set to play... Continue Reading →
July 2023 Billed as “a one-man show about life as a neurotypical adult, covering diagnosis, social situations, media portrayal and all the curve balls that life can throw at you”, Daniel Toney’s “Mine” (or “Unapologetically Autistic”) promises a neat 60 minutes of insight into autism. The show will be playing at the Canal Cafe Theatre... Continue Reading →
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