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Edinburgh Festival
The Freedom of Madness: Unpacking The House of Pitman
Luke Pitman on neurodivergence, breaking free from people-pleasing, and why the best clowning puts the audience first
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Interviews
Interview: A Rom-Com with a Broken Heart
Discover how writer Paul Kalburgi and director Kay Brattan brought We’ll Always Have Paris to London's White Bear Theatre
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Reviews
Review: Pity Parade, Hen and Chickens Theatre
A truly beautiful one-woman show about loss, acceptance and knowing that eventually we must face up to life.
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Review: I Pie With My Little Lie Something Beginning with Murder, Hen and Chickens Theatre
It might be the most groan inducing show you’ll see at Camden Fringe, but those groans are ones of pure…
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Review: ADvsHD, Rosemary Branch Theatre
Two sisters, two halves of the ADHD mind: it’s a clever way to present the condition and all the messiness…
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Review: The Doctor Will See You Now, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
More a collection of comic ideas based around a hospital waiting room than a fully thought-out show. When it is…
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Review: Tape, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Cellar Door’s revival of this 25 year old play raises enduring questions about memory and consent.
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Review: Murder on the Allotment, The Cockpit
Cleverly representing the concerns over immigration through the lens of allotment holders gives this show lots of wit and quaintness.…
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