Camden Fringe
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Review: Racists, Recessions and Revolutions, Hen and Chickens Theatre
It’s funny, it’s surreal and it's scarily believable.
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Greek Tragedy for the Modern Economy
An unmissable, cross-cultural Camden Fringe feature.
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Table Dancing and Met Gala Dreams: The Ultimate Guide to Being Very Hot. Very Messy
Georgia Polly-Taylor tells us about her journey to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Review: This Bloody Wedding, Camden People’s Theatre
An entertaining if frantic piece of immersive theatre that falls flat in the second act.
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Review: Murmurs Devoured By The Sea, Theatro Technis
A mysterious, enchanting and beautifully performed show that uses tissue paper in ways you never would have thought possible.
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Review: A Woman’s Truth, SPID Theatre
A podcast-recording framing device gives way to a taut, nuanced drama about young women’s naive convictions colliding with the harsh…
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Review: The Lads Play, Hen and Chickens Theatre
There’s plenty on offer within this play, but it somehow leaves one with a rather uneasy feeling.
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Review: Deliver Us From Evil, Bridewell Theatre
An unsettling but predictable dramatisation of the origins of the Witchfinder General, Deliver Us From Evil is passionate but in…
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Review: PsyTreedelic Xperience, Rosemary Branch Theatre
I stepped into the Rosemary Branch Theatre feeling quite lethargic, for it was 9 pm on a weekday. A tree…
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Review: Offgridland, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Paul Richards is warm and engaging, relating one man’s quest to just have a few minutes’ quiet lunch.
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