RED BUS LONDINIUM

Welcome to Red Bus Londinium, celebrating the wonderful diversity of London’s theatre scene from the intimacy of a pub theatre to the extravagance of the West End. You will also find ideas on how to afford the theatre, so it can be enjoyed by all.

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  Camden Fringe Review: Chicken Dropping ★★★½
  Camden Fringe Review: In Chicken Dropping, writer Dongmeng Chen uses chickens and eggs to expose wider questions about how we respond to war
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  Camden Fringe Review: Your Favo(u)rite American Woman ★★★★
  Camden Fringe review: Ciarlene Coleman’s second solo show, Your Favo(u)rite American Woman capably tells a personal story and opens a wider lens on Western attitudes towards the Philippines
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  Camden Fringe Review: Mates, ★★★★½
  Camden Fringe review: Mates is a fiercely well-constructed and agile comedy. Over an hour of mayhem and chaos, we really come to care.
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  Camden fringe Interview: Fools Were Meant to Sing
  Camden Fringe Interview: Jaspar Albright and Danny Galvez talk about the musical and community inspirations behind Fools were meant to Sing
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  Review: How the Other half Loves, Old Vic ★★★★
  Review: How the Other half Loves at the Old Vic is a spritely, well-choreographed suburban comedy
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  Camden Fringe Review: Love vs Fear and My Mother’s Prayers, ★★★★
  Camden Fringe review: Love vs Fear and My Mother’s Prayers blends computer games into the story of 20-something Kike and her search for love
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  Camden Fringe Review, TAPE ★★★½
  Camden Fringe Review: In a seedy hotel room, Tape asks deep questions about what is truth when we all remember things differently.
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  Camden Fringe Review, Wilder! ★★★½
  Camden Fringe Review, Wilder! Mean Girls for the middle classes as murder and mayhem pile up.
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  Camden Fringe: Isabel Quiroz on Cherry Sour
  Camden Fringe Interview: Isabel Quiroz on Cherry Sour and being inspired by the people from her childhood
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  Interview: Jordan Li-Smith and Ayesha Patel on Rope Drop
  Interview: Jordan Li-Smith and Ayesha Patel discuss their expanded Disney Parks comedy Rope Drop ahead of its Other Palace run.
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  Camden Fringe Review: The Barber of Seville, Opera Kipling ★★★★
  Review: Opera Kipling bring a swinging sixties Barber of Seville to Camden Fringe, strongly sung and a real treat up close.
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  Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost & Much Ado About Nothing, OT on the Hill ★★★★½
  Review: Guildford Shakespeare Company and the Orange Tree stitch Love’s Labour’s Lost to Much Ado About Nothing in a joyful open-air double bill.
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  Camden Fringe: Scott Robinson on Edgar A. Poe’s Last Call
  Camden Fringe interview: Scott Robinson talks Edgar A. Poe’s Last Call, his solo show imagining Poe’s final hour
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  Review: Republic of Silence, Riverside Studios ★★★½
  Review: Republic of Silence movingly brings the story of Ireland’s mother and baby homes to life across two timelines
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  Camden Fringe: Lauren Derry on Caravan Tea Party
  Camden Fringe Interview: Lauren Derry on her playwriting debut, Romany identity, family estrangement and finding comedy in grief.