Improv
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Review
An Improbable Musical – Hackney Empire, London.
Director: Lee Simpson Four actors, two puppeteers, and four musicians assemble on the stage of the Hackney Empire, with an…
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Tragedy Plus Time – The Free Association, London
Director: Simon Lukacs There’s something singularly concerning about the prospect of improvised comedy. The tension of a theatrical setting is…
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Ghost Written – Camden Fringe, Museum of Comedy
Writers: The Descendants With no script, no guidance and no idea where the evening is going to take them –…
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In Stitches Comedy Improv – Camden Fringe, Hen and Chickens
Making their professional debut, In Stitches Theatre company present comedy improv theatre at the Hen and Chickens for two nights…
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Improbotics: Rosetta Code – Camden Fringe, Cockpit Theatre
Creators: Improbotics Improv can be a drag at the best of time, and the addition of augmented realties and artificial…
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Comedy
BRIGHTON FRINGE: Marcel Lucont: No. Dix: The Warren – The McElderry
By: A Due Bus Ltd. Britain’s favourite “French” comedian, Marcel Lucont, is horrified with the English weather and most of…
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Willis and Vere: Genius – VAULT Festival, London
Willis and Vere: Genius is an improvised comedy, in a similar format to others in that the audience is invited…
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Festivals
BRIGHTON FRINGE: The Establishment: Le Bureau De Strange – Spiegeltent: Bosco
By: Mad Etiquette Reviewer: Simon Topping Two men (Mad Etiquette) in mismatched tweed suits, bowler hats and clutching children’s umbrellas…
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