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Last Friday I went to the New Diorama to watch the Acting Like Mad production of The Woyzeck. For anyone who has not been to this venue, it’s a newly opened (2010) black box space which seats between 80 and 100 people. The space should have been perfect for the play but sadly even this [...] Read more »
I am not sure I have ever been to The Pleasance in London before. I have been a very regular visitor to the Edinburgh venue over the years, and as we walked into the London space there was no doubt that we were in The Pleasance. We were there to see Henna Nights, written by [...] Read more »
With the online world developing faster than ever it is very difficult to keep up with every single change. There are more and more ways to promote your productions and less and less time to learn and implement them in. However, whatever changes with the internet there is one thing that will never change… Relationships are the [...] Read more »
Twitter is always discussed as being one of the most incredible marketing tools, but time and again you see people failing to make it work. This is because it is a tool which is commonly misused. There are two major misconceptions when using Twitter as a powerful marketing tool. These are… It takes a long time to [...] Read more »
I have a childlike fascination with fringe theatre venues and the Barons Court theatre does not disappoint. As you work your way through the Curtains Up pub you come across a door which leads downstairs to the cellar. No longer do the cellars house barrels of beer, they now host evenings of cutting edge theatre. Unfortunately [...] Read more »
This is my first blog post on the new Whats On The Fringe blog. We have a number of writers who you will get to know over the coming months. Each of them are going to be looking at different things within the theatre scene and this left me in a position of wondering what [...] Read more »
Jactito Puppets have managed the incredible feat of putting over 100 puppets into a 45 minute play for children between the ages of 2 and 7 years old. In this version of the frog prince, our prince has been turned into a frog by a fairy called Honey. A feisty mermaid, Princess Coral, makes our frog [...] Read more »
As you enter the Stag pub in Victoria you encounter a bustle of people waiting for the Christmas show Above The Stag. Everyone is expecting something funny after the two previous years. However anticipation is in the air! The bell rings and we herd into the fully booked small theatre space. I was sitting in the [...] Read more »
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