PurpleDoor’s Romeo. Juliet at the Camden Fringe takes the romance out of Shakespeare’s classic, looking at the play through a gritty, contemporary lens. Rather than a traditional love story, the…
Men will literally *INSERT HERE* instead of going to therapy. Or, in some cases, with therapy's introspection (and…
By Thomas MessnerIt’s in the appropriately groan-worthy bon mots. It’s in the breathless declarations roughly adjacent to “Well, what’s all…
By Thomas MessnerPulling us into the world of the successful and thoughtful young Kike (Damilola Turner) as she navigates finding…
By Sylvia UnermanMates is a clever, high-energy and emphatically meta exploration of friendship and the creative process, showing at the…
By Sylvia UnermanIn this day and age, when social media traps its users – all of us – within images…
By Cristiana FerrautiWith two performers winningly attuned to the shapeshifting, mile-a-minute shared thought process of a pair of anxious 20-something…
By Thomas MessnerWhen thinking of bathrooms in Camden, you may picture a toilet paper-less dingy pub stall. However, the play…
By Sara BelkadiThe alienation from screens and human connection theme aside, this Fringe drama from director Jessica Cooper and writer…
By Thomas MessnerCamden Fringe will mark its 20th anniversary this summer with a programme of more than 400 theatre, comedy,…
By The editorial unitTheatre Peckham and Words of Colour have announced the launch of Alex Wheatle Day, a new annual event…
By The editorial unitHe may have made parole, but Jimmy – Charles Edward Pipe’s creation for his one-man Camden Fringe show…
By Maggie O'SheaDebuting at SPID Theatre as part of Camden Fringe 2025, Bound by the Wind is the story of…
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