Celebrating a milestone birthday almost a year late might suggest poor organisation, but for Anna, it represents something far more…
Four Face Theatre’s ‘Mates’ begins with an appealing comic problem: four friends, based on a misplaced promise, have secured the…
Created and performed by Mary Redmond, ‘Maz Pantz’ arrives at the Camden Fringe with considerable confidence, promising a character-led sketch…
Zombie-themed group, Improv the Dead, performed their one hour long-form improv show last night at the Bridewell Theatre as part…
Sushant Nair’s ‘21 Days’ takes a recognisably human crisis and places it against the increasingly blurred boundary between people and…
A dying mother, a grieving daughter and a jobbing actor/stand-up/drag artist come together in this dark, witty comedy written and…
‘Murder on the Allotment: The Musical’ arrives at Camden Fringe with an intriguing premise and worthwhile intentions, but unfortunately the…
Many great painters have a ‘muse,’ but how does it feel to have someone obsessing about you aesthetically? Artist and…
Do you fancy yourself as a murder mystery detective? Or a writer – this Agatha Christie style show might be…
As I kick off my Camden Fringe Festival coverage, I began with a charming play called ‘Sick Dog,’ which incidentally…