Lambeth Fringe
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Review: Hellbent Or a Sorry Sight in the West, Club Silly
Hidden down a dark alleyway behind the bright lights and crowds of Brixton, under the railway arches, lies Club Silly…
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Review: I Hate King Lear, Central Film School
A beautifully controlled two-hander about family, sibling dependence and the fight to survive the ending you’ve been written.
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Review: The Big Cheese, Golden Goose Theatre
Chaos and comedy seep out of everyday scenarios in The Big Cheese.
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Interview: Hospitality, Chaos, and Fringe Comedy
Discover The Bug Hotel at Lambeth Fringe! Lovebugs Comedy shares the secrets behind their unhinged Fringe show, budget hotel vibes,…
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Interview: Cancel Culture, Accountability, and the Public Eye
Cerys Baker on Critic in the Corner When aging movie star Lorenzo Ford faces a public relations crisis over past…
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Review: Never Said I Was a Genius, Central Film School
Funny, unsettling and quietly provocative, this production explores how artistic genius and monstrousness coexist
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Review: The Love That I’ve Lost, The Bread & Roses Theatre
A multi-generational study of women looking for love and not finding it promises well but ultimately misses the mark –…
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Review: Drill Baby Drill, Club Silly
A chaotic production, told from the point of view of a polar bear, with an important message about the small…
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Review: You Are All Resources, Bread and Roses Theatre
An HR nightmare you’ll absolutely want to be part of.
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Interview: The Pressures of Modern Life, Class, and Regulated Romance
Sining Gui on 10 LOVES at The Bread & Roses Theatre
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