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Is it ever okay to separate a child from their parents? Fingers Crossed Theatre Company explore the effect of separation and immigration on a person’s identity, in their devised play‘Central (Story) L...
‘This idea that women are secondary just doesn’t really add up to me’. So says Racheal Ofori when she discussed her new play‘So Many Reasons’ with CCRadi’s Lavinia Butt. ‘So Many Reasons’ headlined...
A Weird and Wonderful drama, written by and starring Joseph Hughes. Sophie, Joseph and Freddy are local undertakers finding love in the midst of gloom. Will the nefarious Peter tear their happiness a...
Green Curtain Theatre seems to have released a whole lot of creativity, including the winner of the London Short Play Award this year. Anne Curtis talks about the ideas behind the theatre, its recent ...
You may remember our interview with Sharon Sexton in the summer when she told us about plans to stage the first London Irish Short Play Festival. Well, her call for submissions had a great response. N...
Sally’s Alright is a new solo performance by Sarah Tattersall. It’s the story of a cleaner who becomes convinced that an empty stage is waiting for her grand debut. Ruth Skinner spoke to Sarah to fin...
If you’ve heard our interview with Sharon Sexton about her one woman show coming to the Camden Fringe this week, you’re probably keen to hear a taster from the performance. So here’s a glorious three...
This week Camden Community Radio welcomed back Sharon Sexton who came in to tell us about her one-woman show“Somewhere Under the Rainbow” which she’s performing at the Camden Fringe. Sharon was with ...
Ruth talks to Gregory Akerman, star of a show on the Camden Fringe called‘The Death of Gregory Akerman’. It’s a tongue-in-cheek show in which Gregory tries to pin down the likely time of his own demis...
‘Tonight I’ll Be April’ is a new play on at the Etcetera Theatre. In the show April, a feisty Executive struggles to hide the depths of her complex identity crisis in order to maintain control over he...
April 24th is the official one hundredth anniversary of the Easter Rising in Ireland. Commemorations are already underway to mark the week hundreds of people, mostly in Dublin, rose up to fight agains...
Camden People’s Theatre supports artists early in their careers and its annual Sprint Festival is its celebration of the world of alternative and experimental theatre. CCRadio’s Alexandra and Mary ...
The Sprint Festival at Camden People’s Theatre is an annual celebration of new and experimental theatre. Pieces from forty artists will be on show between now and 26th of March. Mary Holditch picks ou...
Whose London Is It Anyway? This excellent question is the title of a new festival at the Camden People’s Theatre addressing the urgent issues of housing in London. Where will the pressure of rising...
The Etcetera Theatre’s Black Box festival is an annual celebration of the bravest and the best of new plays. One play not to miss is Banjo Man, a story about loss and the celebration of life. Fredd...
Rob Inglis reads from Charles Dickens’ classic‘A Christmas Carol’. Rob is renowned for his reading of this story, bringing Ebenezer Scrooge to life in all his cantankerous meanness. Plonk yourself ...
Denise O’Connor reports on a series of experimental theatre performances that came out of a collaboration between Project 20 20 and the UK Council for Psychotherapy, which aimed to raise awareness of ...