Camden Fringe
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Review: The Haunting, The Libra Theatre Cafe
Mimi Thompson’s comedic one-woman piece of unhinged self expression
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Review: If Not Me, Hen & Chickens Theatre
A subtle disarming tale of obsession and loneliness is carefully crafted by Boo Jackson’s meticulous script.
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Review: Don’t Look at Me: A Modern Retelling of Medusa, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A refashioning of the myth of Medusa and Perseus, who become enemies to lovers in a funny, witty romantic comedy
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Review: A Curious Demise, The Hen and Chickens Theatre
It’s easy to admire the skill involved, but the gimmick feels half-baked.
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Review: Abigail, Etcetera Theatre
A short one-act monologue that draws to attention to important issues around trauma and sexual violence. It’s a promising start…
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Review: Schrodinger’s Lesbians, Cockpit Theatre
A delightful, endearing rom-com set in Ancient Greece about lesbians, love and friendship.
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Review: Clara and Clemmie, The Libra Theatre Cafe
A touching piece on loneliness in unexpected places.
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Review: Killing Swine, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Killing Swine is a promising ode to Macbeth, performed by a young company full of potential.
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Review: Killer Career, WAC Arts
Killer Career, a sharp social satire combining dark humour, energetic performances, and inventive storytelling throughout.
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Review: Friends Help You Move, Etcetera Theatre
Two hopeless criminals with a big plan bring plenty of laughs.
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