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Continue reading →: Sarah McGuiness-Interview ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Sarah McGuinness brings her first show to the Edinburgh Fringe this August Grit, Glitter and Gaslight. However, this isn’t her first time at the Edinburgh Fringe. In fact, she has been coming for thirty years. Find out more about the inspiration behind her first time performing there. When and where…
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Continue reading →: Cutlass-The Glitch.All the swashbuckling action amalgamated from various sources takes place on land and sea in this action-packed one man show created and performed by the highly accomplished actor and writer William Hartley. Cutlass is the high-energy story about the anti-hero pirate Captain Springsmile Jack, aka “the Scarlett Pimpernel of the seven…
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Continue reading →: Tiny Planet-Little Angel Studios.Tiny Planet at Little Angel Studio opens with Alma hurtling across the galaxy, delivering cakes to planets throughout the universe. More concerned with speed than quality, she frequently delivers the wrong orders, including a soggy sponge cake to a water planet. It is an entertaining introduction that quickly establishes both…
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Continue reading →: Pup Play-Colchester Fringe.Pup Play has been created and performed by Noah Alfred Pantano and is for adults only. Noah has put a lot of his personal experience into the show. Noah plays Professor Handler David throughout the show and puts a neoprene puppy hood. Some of the audience who have brought their…
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Continue reading →: A Year and a Day-Colchester Fringe.A Year and a Day is a one hander play written by Chris Sainton-Clark, who is locally based in Norfolk and tours across the UK and internationally. The play is set in County Meath in Ireland and brings us across to Norfolk during the performance. It all started in 1958,…
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Continue reading →: Adam Larter: Who Remembers the 90s?-Colchester Fringe.Adam Larter takes us on a trip back to the 90s,, with his show Adam Larter: Who Remembers the 90s?a period that many will remember and look bavk on with great fondness, and this show does not disappoint in bringing this decade back to life. The show uses videos and images…
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Continue reading →: The Importance of being Oscar-Park Theatre.Oscar Wilde’s life has all the ingredients of compelling theatre: dazzling witt meteoric success, public disgrace, and heartbreaking decline. Micheál Mac Liammóir’s The Importance of Being Oscar, first performed in 1960, remains an affectionate tribute to both the man and his words, blending biography with extracthis plays, letters and essays.…
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Continue reading →: Louise:The Last Dance-Greenside Edinburgh Fringe 2026.When Stella Kulagowski first contacted me about her upcoming play Louise:The Last Dance, being performed at the Edinburgh Fringe 2026, I was intrigued to find out more about “Louise” as, like many others, I had never heard of her before. I decided to find out more about the “Can Can”…
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Continue reading →: One Man Poe-Colchester Fringe.Edward Allan Poe wrote many Gothic horror poem collections and one novel during the his lifetime. In 2024, it was the 175th anniversary of his death and Stephen Smith has been performing, adapting, and directing some of these well-known and lesser well-known stories. Smith brings them to life in great…
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Continue reading →: The Real Black Swann-Colchester Fringe.The play tells the true story about William Dorsey Swann, written and performed by Les Kurkendaal-Barrett. who was born into slavery in 1858 and was said to have been the first American queer activist and Drag Queen. It begins when Les is recovering from an operation in the hospital, and…


















