Review: OSCAR AT THE CROWN, The Crown
Walking down into The Crown for Oscar at The Crown makes one feel as though they are entering the bunker of a conspiracy theorist, with photos connected with thread and quotes written on the walls.
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Review: GIFFORDS CIRCUS: LAGUNA BAY, Chiswick House & Gardens
Giffords Circus: Laguna Bay takes audiences and transports them from a 600-seat tent in Chiswick House and Gardens to a beach resort in 1950s America, with sunglasses and leather jackets aplenty.
Brighton Fringe Review: TALKING TO MARGERY, BN1 Arts Centre CIC
A medieval mystic and a scribe walk into a 21st-century dorm room .
Brighton Fringe Review: NAMASTE BLISTERS, Half A Camel - The Joker
As someone who used to be obsessed with yoga, I knew that I wanted to see Namaste Blisters, a comedy show written and performed by Kym Nelson, a former yoga teacher, that promises to reveal the “stereotypes, secrets and absurdity of the yoga industry.
Brighton Fringe Review: SPACE PLANET MISSION: THE IMPROVISED SCI-FI EIC
Space Planet Mission: The Improvised Sci-Fi Epic’s title is pretty self-explanatory - the cast of the show will be putting on a sci-fi-themed improvisational show, coming up with an entirely new story before the audience’s eyes.
Brighton Fringe Review: THE GIANT BALLOON SHOW, WundaBarn At The SpiegelGardens
When a show begins with a content warning about balloons, '80s music and danger, you know you’re in for an interesting one.
Brighton Fringe Review: PEAR: PHOBIA, Rotunda Theatre Brighton - Squeak
PEAR: Phobia makes quite the interesting promise to its audience.
Brighton Fringe Review: GLENDA & RITA: LIVE, Rotunda Theatre Brighton - Squeak
Glenda & Rita: Live has a simple concept - Glenda Swing and Rita Herringbone, two former movie stars, are moving from the screen to the stage in an attempt to win back the fame that has faded for them.
Brighton Fringe Review: THE CITY OF LADIES, Rotunda Theatre Brighton - Squeak
The City of Ladies, described as an “offbeat comedy exploring the radical ladies of the past through puppetry, drag, and special hats,” has quite the unique premise.
Brighton Fringe Review: PUCK: A FAIRY'S TALE, The Actors - Theatre
Written and performed by Fay Downie, Puck: A Fairy’s Tale gives a backstory to the sprite from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the servant of Oberon who loves to pull pranks and cause chaos.
Brighton Fringe Review: THE BIG BITE-SIZE BREAKFAST SHOW, Ironworks Studio
The Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show has quite a fun concept for a Fringe show - audience members are greeted with a croissant, a strawberry and a choice of a hot drink before taking their seats for the performance.
Review: A STAN IS BORN!, Riverside Studios
It’s common to hear about people moving to New York City in order to find themselves and start their path.
Review: CHLOE RADCLIFFE: CHEAT, Soho Theatre
Chloe Radcliffe: CHEAT begins with a bang - literally, with Radcliffe telling the audience about the time that she “lived a porn” and had sex with the FedEx delivery driver.
Interview: “Laughter is Healing”: Actor Matthew Seadon-Young on Playing Gordy in SHUCKED
Recently, we had the chance to speak with Matthew Seadon-Young, who is playing Gordy in Shucked.
Review: NOISES OFF, New Wolsey Theatre
As someone who first got into the world of British Comedy through Mischief Theatre, particularly The Play That Goes Wrong, it has been quite the fascinating journey to travel back in time through the history of British comedy, including the iconic Noises Off, which has opened at New Wolsey Theatre i
Brighton Fringe Review: ED MULVEY: PREGNANT GOLLUM, Half A Camel - The Caxton Arms
Ed Mulvey: Pregnant Gollum is self-described as “next wave feminist nerd comedy from the Elon Musk of emotions,” so, as one can imagine, audiences are in for quite a few interesting opinions being shared by Mulvey on stage.
Brighton Fringe Review: THE SECRET SOCIETY, Laughing Horse @ The Walrus (Tusk Club)
Walking into The Secret Society in the basement of The Walrus pub definitely feels like you’re about to join a cult - and that’s exactly what it is.
Brighton Fringe Review: ACAPROV: THE IMPROVISED A CAPPELLA MUSICAL, Laughing Horse @ The Walrus
Acaprov: The Improvised A Cappella Musical has quite the interesting concept - a group of performers will put on a fully-improvised musical based on audience suggestions, with the music being, as one might guess from the title, completely a cappella.
Brighton Fringe Review: COMICS VS KIDS, Laughing Horse @ The Quadrant
Comics vs Kids has a title that exactly describes the show itself - it’s a battle of wits between comedians and children to prove who is the funniest and cleverest of the bunch.
Review: SOPHIE MCCARTNEY: ONE FOOT IN THE RAVE, Bloomsbury Theatre
Sophie McCartney: One Foot In The Rave opens with a montage of moments from McCartney’s childhood with “Forever Young” playing in the background.
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