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Fringe Online 2020

#AIWW The Arrest of Ai WeiWei

Brenton powerfully concertinas a continent’s politics and one artist’s refraction of it. Wong is outstanding


15 Heroines: 15 Monologues Adapted from Ovid

Groundbreaking. The smallest producing theatre in the West End through lockdown has become the largest.


A Separate Peace

Stoppard looks at society’s phantom limb ethic. Even when it’s gone it aches, and it aches to have someone opting out.


Barber Shop Chronicles

Barber Shop Chronicles is a breath-taking revelation for those of us who had small inkling of a world in miniature.


Crave

One of the most important productions since lockdown.


Cyprus Avenue

Devastating drama about the DNA of bigotry played as surreal farce.


Death of England: Delroy

Renders huge black experience into a narrative that bears it, because so well-constructed, so character-driven and so inhabited by Michael Balogun whose blaze of awakening is both benediction and clarion.


I and You

Will leave you in a heap and wonder what else Lauren Gunderson has written that comes near this.


Inside This Box

Showcases future names and above all is defiant with hope and agency


Jesus Christ, Superstar

A sovereign production, unlikely to be equalled for the foreseeable


Just Like Giving Blood

Upton’s notches of logic are nudged with brilliance, the actual narrative a granular run-up to an enormous yes.


Love Love Love

Epic eavesdropping casts that ultimate spell: reading ourselves by flashes of lightning.


Metamorphosis

Compelling devised theatre - creative, dynamic and humourous!


San Francisco Fringe Festival 2020 Sneak Peek!

Catch a taste of what's to come at the 2021 San Francisco Fringe Festival!


Shoe Lady

Katherine Parkinson inhabits that breaking through the office crust asphyxiating us


Signed, Sealed, Delivered

A unique take on the isolation foisted on all of us


The Mikvah Project

Still a brave and beautiful play.


The Ruins of Empires

A fantastical run through the falls of Empires and how we, as subjects, can and should rise up and take the advantages back for the common good.


The White Hart

Winner of an OnComm award from Off West End, another Upton triumph by stealth


Tiger Country

Tells us more truthfully then any play has, the heroism that hardens, the sacrifice that endures.


Wild

Theatrically the most thrilling end to any Bartlett play