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Rob Warren26 March 2019
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Wolfie, Theatre503 – Review

Wolfie is a play that is surely destined for a longer life than its few weeks at Theatre503
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Still Here by @uniquecommunitycharity Comes to @bridewelltheatre for @TheCamdenFringe on 6 and 7 August Displaced and yearning for home, they find themselves trapped in a waiting room, haunted by echoes of war. Seeking purpose, Max wants to help but struggles…

@theCamdenFringe #Interview: Houses Apart "What if I woke up tomorrow and found out I had a long-lost sibling? How would that relationship unfold?" 7 and 8 August @cockpittheatre @long.pause_ #theatre #fringe #camden #longlostfamily https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/07/interview-the-importance-of-family/

It Happened to Me 6 - 9 August @UpstairsAtTheGatehouse @thecamdenfringe In 1962 Frank Sinatra was his best buddy, Marilyn Monroe his best girl, and his brother in law was none other than the President. 21 years later Peter Lawford was…

We Predict A Riot, coming to @etcetera_theatre_camden from Monday 4 to Friday 8 AUgust as part of @TheCamdenFringe V For Vendetta Meets Not the 9 O'Clock News meets SNL Weekend Update New reports for the last 65 days of the…

@theCamdenFringe #Interview: Getting a Drink at the End of the World "If some people aren't dying of laughter or wiping tears off their cheeks then we're doing our job wrong." 7 - 9 August @etcetera_theatre_camden @criedwolfproductionsuk #theatre #fringe #climatechange #cocktail…

#Review: Reality Bites @archeslanetheatre ★★★ "There’s an awful lot to like about Reality Bites: all four cast members make these characters feel real and sympathetic even if their behaviour isn’t always what it should be." #theatre #fringe #Battersea #realityTV https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/07/review-reality-bites-arches-lane-theatre/

@TheCamdenFringe #Interview: Burn Baby Burn: LA Inferno "My parents lost their home and a lifetime of possessions in the Palisades fire in January and my heart broke into a million pieces for them and the city of Los Angeles." 6,…

Review: in defence of adventurous mothers @theglitch_se1 ★★★ "This production creates a space where accumulating issues surrounding grief, family, success and failure are deposited before escalating vigorously." #theatre #fringe #waterloo https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/07/review-in-defence-of-adventurous-mothers-the-glitch/

Burn Baby Burn: LA Inferno Coming to @etcetera_theatre_camden as part of @theCamdenFringe on 6, 9 and 10 August LA is burning. When a pair of old Angelenos lose everything, they must navigate overwhelming grief, toxic ash and paperwork purgatory, surrounded…

@CamdenFringe #Interview: The Marriage of Figaro "When performing at a fringe festival, simplicity is key — and rather than seeing that as a limitation, we’ve embraced it as an opportunity to be inventive." 6 - 8 August @cockpittheatre 16 &…

Paul Weller Takes Tea At Two Playing @RiversideStudiosLondon as part of #Bitesize Festival Opens 21 July Doc O'Connor, an ageing, troubled 'Modette,' finds her way to a bus stop in Maida Vale which sits across the street from the cafe…

@theCamdenFringe #Interview: MJ Hibbett: Data and Doctor Doom "Last year I published a book called Data and Doctor Doom... it was an academic publication so cost about a hundred quid, which means hardly anyone will ever get to read it."…

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