Lecture – FringeReview

When life gives you stalkers, make a show with their creepy messages

Published February 20, 2026 by Tim Wilcock

It’s intersectional, it’s personal, it’s interactive: all great reasons to see this play: unless you’re a board member of BP, or the government.

Published April 30, 2025April 30, 2025 by Simon Jenner

Dr Will Tosh leads a discussion The Bible in Early Modern Drama. Absorbing.

Published June 15, 2024June 15, 2024 by Simon Jenner

Richard Brome’s 1637 The English Moor marks a new departure for Read Not Dead. You might say with this play it’s Read to be Dead.

Published May 17, 2024 by Simon Jenner

Hugely absorbing it’s entertaining too.

Published October 25, 2019 by Simon Jenner

Adam Smith, Father of the Fringe?

Published August 17, 2019 by Tim Wilcock

Devastating.

Published August 11, 2019April 13, 2020 by Didi Craze

“A playfully contemplative lecture performance, posing challenging questions about the language of contemporary dance.”

Published May 18, 2019May 19, 2019 by Nadia Strahan

Fascinating story, well performed, creative and entertaining!

Published January 22, 2019January 25, 2019 by Jo Tomalin

This is a well crafted, beautifully performed and sensitively directed show, it is direct, poignant, meaningful and not to be missed!

Published January 18, 2019January 20, 2019 by Jo Tomalin

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