140 words per day. That’s it. Short sentences, keep brief. Bernadette (Ivor) and Oliver (Slade) can’t waste anything. Yet… sometimes nothing to say. Others… Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons.
Category: Brighton Fringe
Brighton Fringe Review: Blocked
If you don’t laugh, you’ll cry. That’s Laura Curnick mantra anyway. Stand-up comic, her career is taking off until she melts down on stage, confronted by the fact that she can’t have kids. Caroline Byrne’s Blocked charts Curnick’s journey through three separate stand-up gigs, from mocking mothers, pregnancy and children to lamenting that she can’t experience any of them herself.
Brighton Fringe Review: Under My Thumb
A converted metal shipping container is an appropriate theatre for Under My Thumb, a show that traps six women in a prison cell without ever revealing why. Cassiah Joski-Jethi eludes to it in her script and the audience are left to fill in the gaps.
News: Blocked comes to Brighton Fringe
Pure Fluke Theatre bring their new production Blocked to the Brighton Fringe 2017.
News: A new play questioning female legacy debuts at Brighton Fringe
Re:Production plays its debut show at Brighton Fringe festival’s The Warren this May.
Culture by night 