David Coverdale debuts a personal, heartfelt play about family and communication at the Camden Fringe with To Anyone Who Listens. The show plays at the Hen and Chickens 17th - 19th August, so I caught up with David to talk all things To Anyone Who Listens and theatre... To Anyone Who Listens is your debut play... Continue Reading →
The King’s Shakespeare Company are heading to the Camden Fringe with a condensed, fast-paced production of one of Shakespeare’s best comedies: The Comedy Of Errors. They’re passionate about bringing a love of the bard to modern audiences and their production plays the Camden Fringe at The Cockpit 17th - 18th August, so I caught up... Continue Reading →
K. B Morris brings a modern tale to the Camden Fringe this year with O.L.D - a show which dives into online dating, modern relationships and London living. The show plays the Camden Fringe at The Water Rats 25th - 26th August so I caught up with Morris to talk all things O.L.D: Online Dating... Continue Reading →
Annie Jenkins brings a comical, topical show to the Camden Fringe with A Tinder Trilogy. The show plays the Camden Fringe at The Hen and Chickens from 4th -7th August so I caught up with her to get the inside scoop on this quirky piece of new writing... Tell us a little about your show... Continue Reading →
Orange Moon Theatre are bringing lesser known and performed Oscar Wilde works to the Camden Fringe this August. I caught up with Claudia Carroll who promises that everything we love about witty Wilde remains intact in this loving adaptation. The show plays at The Lion and Unicorn until August 3rd... Tell us a little about... Continue Reading →
Mitchell Jay brings new show S/he/it Happens to the Camden Fringe after a sell out run in Brighton. They’re passionate about raising awareness of Gender Identity and Gender Dysphoria through a solo show packed with personal content. The show plays the Camden Fringe at Etcetera Theatre until 3rd August 2018 so I caught up with... Continue Reading →
Peaky Grinders are set to play the Camden Fringe in late August with their new show Life in Death, which deals with important and controversial issues from a fascinating angle. The show plays at The Water Rats 20th - 22nd August so I caught up with Rowan Jacobs to talk all things Peaky Grinders, Life In... Continue Reading →
Popcorn Productions’ new show Into the Deep delves into a wide array of important issues ranging from relationships to toxic masculinity, mental health and PTSD. The show plays the Camden Fringe at the Etcetera Theatre 20th - 23rd August so I caught up with Director Layla Madanat and Writer Ed Lees to find out about... Continue Reading →
Emerging physical theatre company GOLKK Theatre are heading for the Camden Fringe with their new show Peeking in the Portrait which looks at the liveliness of Lady Clementina Hawarden‘s portraiture - and the power of photography. This new work will play at the Lion and Unicorn 10th - 12th August so I caught up with the... Continue Reading →
Sycorax Theatre Company makes its debut with new work Obsolete Tomfoolery which delves into the fascinating social history of witch trials for purposes both comic and thought provoking. It’s set to play the Camden Fringe at the Etcetera Theatre 13th-21st August, so I caught up with the company to cover all things new company, new... Continue Reading →
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