Camden Fringe
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Review: Pup Play: A Queer Pseudo-Lecture (Of Sorts), Barons Court Theatre
An incredibly informative, and deeply personal, performative lecture
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Review: Who the hell is Robert Wayne? Etcetera Theatre
A loud debate about the portrayal of Chinese and East Asian female characters.
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Review: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, Etcetera Theatre
Viscerally brings suffering to life through strong performances and abstract staging.
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Review: Delightfully Dark, Aces and Eights
With more structure, Victor Von Plume could have a show that fully showcases his irrefutable charm.
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Review: And Then I’ll Sleep, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A show about PTSD and sexual abuse that never quite makes it over the line.
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Review: Wakaresaseya or How to End Things, Courtyard Theatre
A solid production that finds its feet as dark comedy, though dramatic moments don't quite hit their mark.
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Review: Tales of a Jane Austen Spinster, The Courtyard Theatre
This production brings charm and honest frustration to a concept that deserves deeper exploration
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Review: Strings Attached, Etcetera Theatre
A well-acted production which would benefit from a little more depth.
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Review: Frances Keyton: Shrew (WIP), Camden Comedy Club
A strong debut from Keyton, the only real problem being that it's currently a little too short.
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Review: Houses Apart, Cockpit Theatre
This comedy of three families sharing the one dad has potential, but its characters are all just a bit too…
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