Saturday 5th August, Camden
A sea of heartbreak. Karaoke. Accusations and dirty laundry. Cake and champagne. Pill-popping and binge-drinking. An awkward turn on the stage by yours truly. Crazy wedding photos. Elina Alminas reprises her one woman show for the Camden Fringe 2017. LAURA is an absurd, painful, sympathetic satire of modern marriage, and keeps the audience on its toes throughout.
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19.30 Camden People’s Theatre (5 minutes left of Warren Street Station)
12th – 18th August
Intuitive Creatures are a four piece deity of comedic genius. Having come together from a previous collective stint at the London International School of Performing Arts (LISPA), and in fusion from a love of Jacques Lecoq, the multi-national quartet have embraced popular notions of physical theatre, as well as elements of metaphorical performance, to present Intuit This to the Camden Fringe. Continue reading “Intuit This at the Camden Fringe”
17.30 Tristan Bates Theatre (nearest tube Leicester Square)
Wednesday 6th – Saturday 10th August
‘Morality is not the doctrine of how we may make ourselves happy, but how we may make ourselves worthy of happiness’ said Immauel Kant and Gerald Angel, who preaches, practices and writes about fidelity, is very happy. Until one day, in a Brighton hotel room, he wakes up next to a beautiful, naked blonde. Continue reading “The Philosopher’s Tale at the Camden Fringe”
21.30 Camden Head (nearest tube Camden Town or Mornington Crescent)
Thursday 8th – Sunday 11th August
Man-Go Unshaved are a new comedy troupe who describe themselves as the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of stand-up comedy. Rick Murtagh (The Good) doesn’t look anything like Clint Eastwood but is a bearded and ‘delightfully funny man with a knack for finding the funny in the everyday banality of life’. Continue reading “Man-Go Unshaved at the Camden Fringe”
The first thing you notice when arriving at any Bowjangles show, not just ‘On the Box’, is that a lot of people know each other. Although this might lead yo uto think that the troupe had filled the audience with their friends, this isn’t the case. Continue reading “On the Box at the Camden Fringe”
