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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kit Loyd

Edinburgh · Edinburgh

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kit Loyd

We sat down for a quick chat with Kit Loyd about his Edinburgh Fringe show, Frenzy. Frenzy is full of wild physicality—how do you channel that chaos into something that still feels sharp and purposeful? The wild physical moments are tightly choreographed. I’ve worked with a brilliant movement director called Lucy Cullingford and obviously Trygve Wakenshaw. They’ve made sure the manic ideas have direction and purpose. I think it’s about having c…Read Article

REVIEW: Twelfth Night at Oxford Castle

Oxford, England · Oxford

REVIEW: Twelfth Night at Oxford Castle

Rating: 4.5 out of 5. It was funny, heartfelt and, most of all, a really impressive watch Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare was performed by BMH Productions at the Oxford Castle as part of Oxford’s Summer Shakespeare Festival. The play tells the comedic story of a pair of twins who get separated in a storm and Viola, dressed as Cesario, pretends to be brother in order to serve in Duke Orsino’s court. Meanwhile, she gets tangled in problemati…Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sam Nicoresti

Edinburgh · Edinburgh

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sam Nicoresti

We sat down for an exclusive chat with Sam Nicoresti ahead of their show Baby Doomer heading to Pleasance during the Edinburgh Fringe – 30th July – 24th August. Tickets here. Can you summarise your show in two lines? It’s a stand-up show, which I’ve never done before, where I just talk and nothing weird happens in the room – for me, that’s the big concept. It’s also about skirt suits, and change, and how those two topics interact across a varie…Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jack Michael Stacey and Matthew Howell

Following a critically acclaimed Fringe season in 2024, Norwich Theatre are delighted to announce the highly anticipated return of Spy Movie: The Play to this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe. We sat down with writers, Jack Michael Stacey and Matthew Howell to discuss the upcoming production. With a premise that’s part Bond movie, part Fringe madness, what’s the balance between satire and homage in the show’s tone? Jack: It’s a delicate dance. W…Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

REVIEW: A Most Pressing Issue

Rating: 3 out of 5. “A sharp, self-aware, energetic comedy that entertains throughout, even if its emotional arc feels a little undercooked.” Picture this: An all-male prison engulfed in flames, with a growing mountain of corpses piling up just outside Warden Preston’s door. And to make matters worse, his crush is due any minute now for a prison inspection. The stakes couldn’t be higher. So, what’s a man to do in such a situation? In A Most Pre…Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

REVIEW: TWISTED! The Musical

Rating: 3 out of 5. “An ambitious sequel that ultimately twists itself into confusion” Very few sequels manage to outshine or even match the impact of the original—Twisted! is not the exception. Much like Love Never Dies, this continuation of Oliver! attempts to recapture the emotional weight and narrative magic of Dickens’ world, but ultimately delivers a production more confused than compelling. Set fifteen years after the death of Nancy, Twis…Musicals · United Kingdom Read Article

REVIEW: Who s Claude Cahun?

Rating: 3 out of 5. A fascinating depiction of resistance, queerness, and Jewishness that promotes a deeply resonant and relevant history. Who is Claude Cahun?, a new play by D.R. Hill and directed by David Furlong, tells the true story of Claude Cahun and their partner Marcel Moore, two queer artists resisting Nazism on the island of Jersey.The story itself is fascinating: Claude Cahun (Rivkah Bunker), born Lucy Schwob was a triple threat: Jewi…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Holly Spillar

We sat down for an exclusive chat with Holly Spillar ahead of her show Tall Child heading to Underbelly Bristo Square during the Edinburgh Fringe – 30th July – 24th August. Tickets available here. Can you summarise your show in two lines?A show made on minimum wage with maximum rage.It’s a silly, sing-songy show, about how I can’t afford to be silly and sing-songy anymore. After the success of HOLE, what was the spark that made this the story yo…Minimum Wage · Edinburgh Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Joe Eason & Isobel Sheard

Joe Eason (he/him) is the writer/composer of Two Come Home. He is reprising his role as Evan from the critically acclaimed 2024 fringe tour. He trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. Isobel Sheard (any/all) is the director of Two Come Home. They were the consulting director of the 2024 fringe tour. They trained at the University of Essex. Two Come Home is at The Cockpit Theatre, London from the 2nd September. Tickets on sale now: https://…London, England · London Read Article

REVIEW: Open Source Intelligence

Rating: 3 out of 5. A witty and high-energy blitz of wrath and disenfranchisement that loses focus in a scattershot flurry of conflicting ideas. The first thing budding actress ‘Lili’ Lum Wai Man (Gawa Leung, also the playwright) tells us as she stalks through the audience towards the stage in Open Source Intelligence and Counterinsurgency for the Jobbing Hater is that she has three problems. 3) She can’t hug anyone without wanting to punch them…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Kieran Hodgson: Voice of America – Soho Theatre - North West End UK

Kieran Hodgson, the avowed atheist bisexual vegetarian Brahms-enthusiast, wants to be a Voice of America. He even orchestrates a US presidential campaign style entrance to the theatre, complete with standing, chanting, and a great deal of handshaking. But he doesn’t quite let us forget that there is one voice hoarding all the oxygen when it comes to speaking of, and for, the United States, and he asks some vital questions about how to relate to …Atheism · London See the Story

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