Interviews
Want to go a little deeper into a show? Then this is the place to be. We chat with those making the theatre we review, whether that be the writers, directors, performers, even those running the theatres themselves.
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Interview: DJs, Drugs and Male Obesity
Saltire Sky Productions' Sands Stirling and Nathan Scott-Dunn
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Interview: There’s Always Time for Coffee at Camden Fringe
Bruce Kitchener chats about Coffee Break
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Interview: Delving into Mental Health at Camden Fringe
Arden Winant and Grainne Robson tell us all about Bea P. Deigh
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Interview: Taking Aim at The Big C
At Least I'm Not Bald
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Interview: Is It Time To Stop At Camden Fringe?
Oscar Brudenall-Jones on Maybe I Should Stop?
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Interview: It’s Time to Say Enough at Camden Fringe
Moonstone Theatre chat about Enough
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Interview: Over Thinking It For Camden Fringe
Jaylie Wayling on Eat. Sleep. Ruminate. Repeat.
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Interview: Traitors and Film Noir Meet at Camden Fringe
Callum Jones on The Strange Affair of Paul
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Interview: Who cares for kids in care?
Matt Woodhead tells us about The Children's Inquiry
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Interview: A Siren, A Selkie, and A Rusalka walk into Camden Fringe
The Camden Fringe Interviews Wild Folly’s Frances Eva and Molly Goetzee tell us about Blood Bath As Wild Folly, the theatre company behind Blood Bath, put it, “Sounds like the beginning of a bad joke – A Siren, a Selkie,…