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Continue reading →: Lottie Walker-Interview ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Lottie Walker from BLUE FIRE THEATRE is no stranger to the Edinburgh Fringe, and this year returns with a new production Bloody Marys. Read on to find out more. When and where are you performing at the Fringe this year?The show is all over the place this year, which is…
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Continue reading →: Our Man in Havana-Salisbury Playhouse.Our Man in Havana by Graham Greene is set during the Cold War. Nobody knew who they could trust or who was spying on who. These themes run throughout the play. The exceptional cast of four play a wide range of characters who are connected in someway to Voice 1…
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Continue reading →: Mary Mac-Interview ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Mary Mac isn’t a stranger to the stage and has performed all over the world. However, this year will be Mary Mac’s debut, Edinburgh Fringe. I have caught up with her to find out more. When and where are you performing at the Fringe this year?Hail Mary The Tartan Songstress is…
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Continue reading →: Goodbye Dandelion-Interview ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe 2026.As we quickly move towards the start of the Edinburgh Fringe. I have caught up with the team behind Goodbye Dandelion to find out more about their play. When and where are you performing at the Fringe this year? Goodbye Dandelion is on at 4.10pm at Underbelly Cowgate. What…
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Continue reading →: The Jonathan Larson Project-Southwark Playhouse.Thirty years after the untimely death of Jonathan Larson. The Musical celebrating some of Larson’s popular and more unknown songs have been brought together to create The Jonathan Larson Project by theatre historian Jennifer Ashley Tepper. The musical is an atmospheric celebration of the works written by Larson and delivered…
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Continue reading →: Deborah Unger-Interview ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Deborah Unger, the writer and performer of The Longer My Mother is Dead The More I Like Her, is bringing her play to the Edinburgh Fringe this August. With a title like this, I wanted to find out more. When and where are you performing at the Fringe this year? …
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Continue reading →: Love’s Labour’s Lost-Braboeuf Manor.The grounds of Braboeuf Manor offer a beautiful tranquil setting for Shakespeare classic play Love’s Labour’s Lost. There’s plenty of parking and seating around the staged area, which allows a great view of the stage wherever you are sitting. The play Love’s Labour’s Lost follows the storyline about the Prince of…
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Continue reading →: Much Ado About Nothing-Braboeuf Manor.The grounds of Braboeuf Manor offer a beautiful tranquil setting for Shakespeare classic play Much Ado About Nothing. There’s plenty of parking and seating around the staged area, which allows a great view of the stage wherever you are sitting. Nobody in the cast is wearing a microphone, and everyone…
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Continue reading →: Shanay Holmes-Cadogan Hall.Shanay Holmes is a star in the firmament of west end musicals. She’s had a stellar career and has just finished a run as Nancy in Oliver! – which transferred from Chichester to Gielgud; she has also racked up impressive credits in the likes of Miss Saigon, Get Up, Stand…
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Continue reading →: The Market Deeping Model Railway Club-Nottingham Playhouse.Nottingham Playhouse produce some great new shows, which in a large part must be due their resident Artistic Director Adam Penford. The Market Deeping Model Railway Club is a new play written by William Ivory, and this does not disappoint. Market Deeping is a small town in south Lincolnshire, which…
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