Journal Of The Not Quite Dead

Never eat Playdough, Frank makes 'em laugh and my onscreen debut...

The Camden Fringe 2016:We Are Not Alone

In the near future, Earth is expecting the arrival of aliens. During this time of unprecedented apprehension it is important that you are prepared. Worried? don't be, there is a workshop to support you...

1 In 3

Last night I went to see 1 in 3 again, on its first night as part of Camden Fringe. It is the mark of a well crafted play that it still retains its power to move even on a second viewing. The themes explored during the play are always going to cause an emotional response and yet I still marvel at how upbeat the performance is. This is not theatre that depresses it is a play that makes you want to grab life by the throat and live it for all you are worth...

Theatre Review: Miranda

You would think that watching a romantic comedy based at the cringe worthy Radio Banter wouldn't be a great way to spend an evening, well you would be very wrong....

It's The Summer of 2016

I know parents that can't wait for the holidays and for the school term to end. They plan detailed activities designed to stimulate and entertain until September brings a new school year. I am not one of these parents....

The Naked Civil Servant

As part of a season showcasing the work of creative genius, Jack Gold, the BFI screened the controversial and groundbreaking biopic on the life of Quentin Crisp....

Sweet Venues, Possibly The Best Venue In The World?

As Sweet Venues launch their offering for this years Edinburgh Fringe I thought I would revisit my opinions on this amazing Fringe venue. Welcome to my Post Fringe musings and it's all about one amazing company, truly sweet...

The Camden Fringe: Shakespeare Tonight

What if Shakespeare was alive today? Hamlet is being performed for the first time and The Bard is about to give his first television interview...

The Camden Fringe- One More For My Baby

"Everyone wants a piece of you, Frank. I just don't want my piece anymore"