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Message in the Clay River – Camden Fringe, Cockpit Theatre
Writer: Mo Korede Director: Rochelle Wilson Yoruba cosmology is an extraordinarily rich and complex one involving over 400 Orishas –…
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Rita, or Deux Hommes et Une Femme – Charing Cross Theatre, London
Music: Gaetano Donizetti Libretto: Gustav Vaëz, translated by Alejandro Bonatto Director: Alejandro Bonatto Isn’t domestic violence amusing? At least it…
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Billy Parva: A True Story – Camden Fringe, Hen and Chickens Theatre
Writer: Michael Mulqueen Director: Robert Adams Writer and Performer Michael Mulqueen has had a neat piece of serendipity in finding…
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ROME 3000 (Julius Caesar) – Camden Fringe, Canal Cafe Theatre
Writer: William Shakespeare Director: Iwan Bond Any Shakespeare purist will be mightily worried when this Julius Caesar begins with some…
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Kinky Boots The Musical in Concert – Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London
Music and Lyrics: Cyndi Lauper Book: Harvey Fierstein Director: Omar F Okai Some musicals seem to work better in concert…
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Pearly Gates – Camden Fringe, Museum of Comedy
Writers: Calum Macleod and Lara Cosmetatos Director: Lara Cosmetatos Pearly Gates on its first outing before the Edinburgh Fringe has…
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Siegfried & Götterdämmerung – Hackney Empire, London.
Composer: Richard Wagner Director: Julia Burbach Conductor: Peter Selwyn In the rococo splendour of Frank Matcham’s Hackney Empire, Grimeborn Opera…
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The Importance of Being Anxious – Camden Fringe, Museum of Comedy
Writer: Hal Cantor Director: Ralph Bogard While Hal Cantor lists “One Man Shows” as a source of anxiety for himself,…
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I Heart Michael Ball – Camden Fringe, Etcetera Theatre
Writer: Alexander Millington Director: Helen Millington Let’s start with a question, who doesn’t love Michael Ball? The musical theatre superstar…
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Ascent – Camden Fringe, The Museum of Comedy
Writers: Lucy Loughnane and Joseph Ward Director: Joseph Ward This expertly written play begins with Lucy Maughan leaving her Welsh…
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