There are times in the theatre when you can feel an entire room surrender to delight, when a show strikes…
‘A Fairytale for Christmas’ returns with all the charm, sparkle, and heart that has made it a staple of the…
Silence sits heavily in Nick Payne’s “The Unbelievers”, a play that dares to explore the uneasy space between grief, uncertainty…
Stepping into ‘Arcade’ at Darkfield’s shipping container village feels like entering another realm entirely. You are walked into a brightly…
‘Every Brilliant Thing’ is a play that makes you feel alive in the deepest sense. Staged in the round at…
It is 1985, and above a bookshop in King’s Cross, a small team of volunteers huddle around phones, scribbling notes,…
Mark Guest’s evening of magic and mentalism promises wonder, laughter and a touch of the inexplicable, all in support of…
Allison Moore’s ‘Collapse’ takes a familiar domestic setup and detonates it in spectacularly funny fashion. Hannah’s carefully maintained and tightly…
Part of this year’s Camden Fringe, Feminine Rage tackles one of the most urgent and devastating issues in modern Europe:…
Perched high above the city, on a glorious July summer day, with the most breathtaking panoramic views stretching across the…