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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Once Upon a Time in Ukraine.
As the war in Ukraine took hold when the Russians invaded under the orders from Putin, they invaded with violent force. Forcing many of the Ukrainian people to flee and take safety in other countries. The cast of Four delivers Once Upon a Time in Ukraine in a chaotic, confusing…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-MAJUN.
Majun (the title means together) is a cross-cultural performance that integrates both traditional Ryukyuan dance, improvisional music and a specially commissioned Noh mask. Originally Ryukuan dance developed as a form of prayer to the gods. The dances eventually into folk and court performances which form the basis of what we…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Stealing Stories.
When I was taught creative writing at University we were told to write about “what you know”. These words echoed as the play Stealing Stories began and conversations started about who was allowed to write whose story authentically, without repercussions. Robbie (cis straight male) wants to write about a book…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Little Drops of Rain.
Aimed at children 3+, Little Drops of Rain is Taiwan based, Bon Appetit Theatre’s first show at the Prague Fringe. The story features a little girl and her interactions with everything water related. She seems to have been abandoned by her parents and left alone to care for the cactus…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Hide My Porn.
Joseph Rawlings was diagnosed with testicular at the age of 26. However, the cancer tumour was discovered in his chest and later found to be in his testicles too. Hide My Porn is a reference to the question he asked his friend in a letter in the event of his…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-King Lear.
King Lear is one of the most iconic tragedies plays by the hand of the bard, William Shakespeare. With a normal running time of over three hours, the relationships and complexity of the play required the time for the tragedy to develop and conclude. Pip Utton’s adapted version of King…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Mel McGlensey is Motorboat.
Australian-born comedian Mel McGlensey has an outrageous and funny comedy production called Motorboat. Where she takes on the persona of a Motorboat and is told by her “Captain Daddy” that she has to dock and behave just as Daddy instructs as there’s a storm raging and she could be in…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Hemlines.Hemlines is a play that grew out of late-night conversations between the friends. It is a well-known and documented phenomenon that the money markets will rise and fall with the length of a skirt (or vice versa). What if there was some guiding force behind this observation, maybe three fates…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe Review-Blasé.Michele Puleio plays a man with a compulsive buying addition from an online retailer. He leads a sad life where his only excitement is that precious time between placing the order and accepting the parcel from the delivery man before realising that he doesn’t want the items anyway. His girlfriend…
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Continue reading →: Prague Fringe review-Fckboy.Fckboy is a charming solo show written and performed by Freddie Haberfellner that explores gender dysmorphia, body autonomy and celebrity crushes from a trans perspective. Freddie’s story is told in a series of four interwoven stories. Travelling on the District Line from Aldgate Estate to Richmond with a pair of…











