Camden Fringe
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Review: ZomBeebies, Bridewell Theatre
Fast-thinking, frenetic fun that puts the kids in charge of handling a zombie apocalypse. What could possibly go wrong?
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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: Broken Boys, Hen and Chickens Theatre
An audacious, refreshing and superbly acted exploration of what it means to grow up gay.
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Review: Unleashed, Etcetera Theatre
This sex-positive exploration of life as a dominatrix has plenty of playful energy, but its muddled and simplistic preachiness doesn't…
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Review: I, The Boar, Etcetera Theatre
An intellectual and abstract exploration of love, obsession and ritualisation in sexuality, modelled on the tale of Venus, Adonis, and…
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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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Corporate Seminar Meets Unhinged Energy
Franciska Schmoll brings 'How to Make Adult Friends' to The Courtyard Theatre for Camden Fringe.
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Review: Tell Me Everything, The Courtyard Theatre
A moving portrayal of grief, heightened by feelings of separation and displacement
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Defying Miracle Potions and Ageing Gracefully
Stand-up comedian Jules O'Brian talks ageing, unsolicited advice, and audience tears
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Challenging GRT Stereotypes Through Fantasy and Memory
Lauren Derry brings 'Caravan Tea Party' to the Etcetera Theatre for Camden Fringe.
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