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Continue reading →: The Last Stand of Mrs. Mary Whitehouse by Caroline Bird.Maxine Peake stars in the World Premiere of Mrs. Mary Whitehouse at Nottingham Playhouse. Whitehouse was a formidable figure in the 1970s, who was an art teacher and conservative activist, with strong religious views indoctrinated through the religious cult she married into. Mary Whitehouse campaigned vehemently against social liberalism and was openly…
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Continue reading →: Willy Witches-Interviews for Lambeth Fringe 2025.With an intriguing title as Willy Witches I was intrigued to find out more about the upcoming play at the Lambeth Fringe. What was the inspiration behind your show? Willy Witches is based on a little known myth from the English Witch trials in which men hallucinated their “manhoods” going…
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Continue reading →: Serafina Salvador-Lambeth Fringe Interviews 2025.Serafina Salvador is no stranger to performing at Fringe Festivals. I have caught up with her to find out what audiences have in store when she performs at the Lambeth Fringe this year. Name of show and Venue details. Date Your Ego, Marry Your Soul Venue: The Bread & Roses…
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Continue reading →: Mengqi-Interviews for Lambeth Fringe.
Lambeth Fringe launches on 25th September. I have caught up with Mengqi to find out her play Baby, Love and Money. What was the inspiration behind your show? It’s based on my personal experience as a young Chinese immigrant navigating an unexpected pregnancy in the UK, without marriage. It’s a…
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Continue reading →: Switchboard- The Hope Theatre.Switchboard, the national LGBTQIA+ support line, was launched in March 1974 to provide help and information to London’s gay community. In the 1980s, Switchboard was the leading source of information on HIV/AIDS. The Switchboard Project at The Hope Theatre follows lesbians Lou (Fatima Abdullahi), Joan (Megan Keaveny), Nana (Hannah Balogun) and Jackie (Áine…
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Continue reading →: Deaf Republic-Royal Court Theatre.Deaf Republic by Dead Centre and Zoë McWhinney. Has been adapted for the stage from the book by Ilya Kaminsky. Directors Ben Kidd and Bush Moukarzel use a combination of British Sign Language, spoken word, puppetry and surtitles (not a spelling mistake) along with live footage and video segments to…
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Continue reading →: We Should Never Have Walked on the Moon- Southbank London.Rambert and Ballet National de Marseille, under the direction of (La)Horde join forces to transform the entire Royal Festival Hall and the wider site of the Southbank Centre with the UK Premiere of We Should Have Never Walked On The Moon. The performance brings together a cast of 80 artists to transform the Royal…
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Continue reading →: Hannah Whyte-Lambeth Fringe Interview.Hannah Whyte is bringing her play to the Lambeth Fringe this year and I have caught upvwith her for a chat ahead of the Fringe starting. Name of show:Roger Prick: The Book Tour (WIP) Venue details:Vaulty Towers, 9pm, 29/30 August What was the inspiration behind your show?I’m inspired by…
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Continue reading →: Nana Funk-Interview for Lambeth Fringe.Nana Funk is ready to bring a touch of Nana pizazz to the Lambeth Fringe this year. I have caught up with her ahead of the Fringe beginning. What was the inspiration behind your show? I noticed quite some years ago that as we get older we are bombarded…
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Continue reading →: Oh My My Theatre Company-Interviews for Lambeth Fringe.Oh My My Theatre Company is performing at the Lambeth Fringe this year. I have caught up with them to find out more about their show. Name of show and Venue details. Be Gay, For God’s Sake By Oh My My Wednesday 8th and Thursday 9th October, 8:30pm Golden Goose…
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