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Camden Fringe interview: Four Face Theatre on Mates, a meta-comedy about four friends trying, and failing, to make a play.
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Camden Fringe interview: Kaleidoscope Collective Arts on food poverty, working-class access to theatre, and their Hackney Foodbank partnership.
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Camden Fringe interview: Love vs Fear’s Bunmi Aworanti and Tolu Idowu on mobile games, Nigerian mothers and audience choice.
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News: Newcomer Benjamin Cain takes on Tommo in Michael Morpurgo’s Private Peaceful this autumn, touring the UK (including Wilton’s Music Hall in London).
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Interview: Watford Fringe chair Lee Farman reflects on ten years of community, growth and Watford’s often overlooked creative energy scene.
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Camden Fringe Interview: Aside Hustle’s Ruby Thomas on blending physical theatre with Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s poetry, letters and debut production.
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Camden Fringe interview: Wasteland Improv’s Pete Leaman talks Camden Fringe, Mad Max-inspired dark comedy and building an entire post-apocalyptic world from a single audience suggestion.
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Camden Fringe interview: Lieve de Putter on giving Echo, Cassandra and Helen their voices in her one-woman play Echoes
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News: Darkling, Titas Halder’s new play about the Bhopal disaster, opens at Bush Theatre this September as an Actors Touring Company co-production. Linnea Berthelsen (Stranger Things’ Kali) has her UK stage debut.
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Interview: Mollie Semple on performing Iris nightly, staging Instagram’s relentless noise live, and bringing Good For Her! back to London.
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Camden Fringe interview: Opera Kipling reinvent Rossini’s comic classic as a swinging 1960s romp for Camden Fringe, Laura Curry talks about casting and concept.
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Interview: Ahead of the Park Theatre run of The Importance of Being Oscar, Alastair Whatley discusses Oscar Wilde, honouring Micheál Mac Liammóir’s remarkable play, and why the story still resonates
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Interview: Zhui Ning Chang and Jade Leamcharaskul discuss six years developing Asian Pirate Musical, queering pirate history and pushing back against orientalist musical theatre traditions.
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News: Mark Rylance stars in Tartuffe (Remixed) at Marylebone Theatre this September, directed by Darren Raymond of Intermission Youth, with several Intermission Ensemble graduates in the cast. Over 2,250 tickets £30 or under.
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Interview: Fandom as faith. Kylie through a Weimar lens. Hersh Dagmarr brings his all-Kylie cabaret Minogueus Sanctus to the Crazy Coqs, opening London Pride weekend
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Interview: Sheyi Cole and Zakiyyah Deen talk about Tia-Renee Mullings’s debut play A to B: a Black British love story in the heart of Soho
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Interview: Carlo Boumouglbay discusses playing Tommy DeVito in Jersey Boys, the 20th anniversary UK tour, and why the Four Seasons story still resonates
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Interview: meet the team behind Raising Gays, a brand-new musical that tells the story of the parents of young gay people
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