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Continue reading →: Upcoming Production by Blue Apple Theatre.Sherlock Holmes has a thrilling new case to solve this June, thanks to the pioneering cast of Blue Apple Theatre. Sherlock Holmes and the Thief of Antiquity runs at Theatre Royal Winchester on 11 and 12 June, with an additional live-streamed performance. You’ll see a blend of Victorian intrigue with…
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Continue reading →: PAINES PLOUGH ANNOUNCES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR.Paines Plough today announces the appointment of Claire Simpson who will take on the role of Executive Director in August this year, with Lilli Geissendorfer joining the company until then as Interim Executive Director. Geissendorfer and Simpson take over the role from Jodie Gilliam, who has been in post since…
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Continue reading →: Jessica Barton-Dirty Work.Jessica Barton is bringing her show Dirty Work to the Edinburgh Fringe for 2025. I have caught up with her before the chaos of the biggest Fringe in the world takes hold. Is this your first time at the Edinburgh Fringe? It’s my first time bringing my show up to…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe-A MND 2025 (Midsummer Night’s Dream).
The story of A Midsummer Night’s dream is well known. Hermia and Lysander fall in love but flee to the woods when Hermia’s father demands she marry Demetrius. Demetrius pursues them, followed by Helena, who loves him. Puck, a fairy, enchants the lovers, causing both men to fall for Helena.…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Tales from a Country Pub.Tales from a Country Pub is told from Chris Sainton-Clark’s perspective as a bartender across the Uk. Although select bistros and sticky floored public bars have all featured, he has a particular affection for his own local country pub in Norfolk. Armed with a guitar, microphone and a lot of…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Hide my Porn.“Hide My Porn” are the last words written in a letter to his best friend Chris when Joe was about to start his cancer treatment, detailing what to do if the worst came to pass and what song to play at the funeral knowing it would make him laugh. He…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Cafe de Profundis.Ofelia Grey’s semi-autobiographical play, Cafe de Profundis, is an intimate work well-suited to smaller venues such as Melostranska beseda Klub. A large orange orb dominates centre stage as Opelia, dressed in white, slowly manipulates it using a series of balancing movement to maintain equilibrium. Changing into a coat she settles…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Heart of the Country.The evening begins as the group leaders sit down to discuss the long hike they have just undertaken to reach a location near the late home of Lyndon B Johnson in Texas Hill, America. Heart of the Country offers a different Fringe Theatre experience. The audience is part of the…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Tales From a Country Pub.Chris Sainton-Clark has worked in pubs, bars, and cafes all over the world during his travels. However, he holds much affection for his village country pub in Norfolk. When he has a bad shift or someone has annoyed him, he goes home to vent his anger by passive aggressively writing…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Gobstopper by Leyla Aycan.Leyla Aycan takes to the Prague Fringe her solo play Gobstopper, where she also performs as the protagonist. The one-woman play tells the story of a young lady whose life is a catalogue of unavoidable bad decisions and challenges beyond her control. The old man sitting behind on the bus…











