Musicals made in Edinburgh
There's a whopping 27 different offerings made in Edinburgh in this year's musicals and opera section of the fringe programme.
There's a whopping 27 different offerings made in Edinburgh in this year's musicals and opera section of the fringe programme.
As River In The Sky opens at The Hope Theatre for three weeks, Lindsey Cross and Howard Horner, who play Ellie and Jack, talk about their experiences during rehearsals and what it means to s…
It's nearly time for the European premiere of Actually, the new play by Photograph 51's Anna Ziegler. Sneak a peek at what Yasmin Paige and Simon Manyonda have been getting up to in rehearsa…
Could there be a more perfect venue for solo show Celia Delaney is... Angelic? than the aptly named Angel Comedy Club? The fact that Victoria Wood, who inspired Delaney as a child, is on the…
Tom Hartwell's play Before 30 is now making its way up to Edinburgh for a stint at the Festival Fringe prior to a one-off performance at the United Solo Theatre Festival in New York this Nov…
'The work we do in times of crisis as healers, storytellers and carers is lost because for years this work has never been associated with strength and power.' Camden Fringe drama The Net exp…
Italian-American actors Alessandro Gruttadauria and Wanja Sellers wanted to perform a two-hander together. How did the London International Gospel Choir, a trip to Cornwall and the humble pa…
Best of the Blogs: The Mates give their verdicts on Peter Pan, The Worst Witch, Shackleton's Carpenter & more
A central feature of Matt Franco's solo piece Alpha Who? is panoramic scenography that responds to the performer. Learn more about this how this "painting in movement" is created, check out …
Actor Ben Martin chatted to Emma Clarendon about bringing Horrible Histories back to London.
Sassy, rude and distinctly scuzzy round the edges, the Anonymous Badger Creative's production of Down It Fresher! in the Free Fringe is a case of writing what you know about.
Seimi Campell's production for the British Theatre Academy of My Son Pinocchio Jr is filled with magic " particularly when it comes to being visually creative to keep the children in the aud…
"The size of Camden Fringe festival allows creatives and performers to concentrate on their art rather than suffering the slings and arrows of Edinburgh's outrageous misfortunes." Off The Fe…
As the world feels like it teeters on the edge of a war what with the rise of fascism and the far right, this collage of extracts from Howard Zinn's writings, music, and original text in The…
Fiona Spreadborough will bring her one-woman comedy show, set in coastal Portugal, Adventures of a Trip Advisor Seaside Guest House Keeper to the Water Rats later this month. Time to book yo…
The Mozart Question, a virtuosic monologue based on former Children's Laureate Michael Morpurgo's 2007 children's book, comes to Camden Fringe in a regendered production, running from 13 to …
Overall xoxo moongirl is fascinating, funny, and surprising. It held my attention throughout.
It's Fespian Init Productions makes its debut at Camden Fringe with a brand-new production of Our Walk Through the World, Ross Howard's collection of six short plays, running 11 to 14 August…
Rupert Everett's fascinating performance hides some of the deficiencies inherent in this production of Uncle Vanya which never gets to the heart of this transcendent play.
Love London Love Culture offers her guide to five shows opening in London this month…
"The question shouldn't be so much, 'Why should Damien be non-binary?' as 'Why shouldn't they be?'" JB Pichelski's Camden Fringe show Scenic Reality is a coming-of-age tale of mental health…
There is much to applaud in Tree but it feels like a play that is more about the spectacle and experience than a substantial exploration of meaty issues which is fine to a point.
Why aren't we telling young people about the writing and writing-related careers which drive our industry?
The West End musical phenomenon Six by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss will open in New York at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre on 12 March 2020. Performances will begin on 13 February 2020.
For this week only, the capital can again savour the vocal excellence of Molly Lynch in her one-woman show Rodgers and Hammerstein & Me Too