This event brought together witchcraft, mental health, feminism and evangelical religion in an evening that showcased diversity.

Censorship takes centre-stage in solo show

Watch It! Is an hour long one woman imaginary game show, where Wendy Houstoun plays herself. She has to watch what she says, if she says...

Wendy Houstoun’s WATCH IT! reminds you of where you were and who you were in recent decades, before leading you into the woolly, wokey,...

This packed-out show was a fantastic addition to the Fringe, helping to introduce a lot of emerging artists to the circuit they belong on.

This walking tour was a riot, and I enjoyed every second of it.

Paradigm was a clever attempt at blending miracle and maturity, the two keywords that distinctly stood out from piece’s description.

Staring? Teasing? Provoking? Entertaining? I am not 100% certain what I experienced more in this inexplicable 25ish-minute production.

All in all, a rare gem that captures everything to look for in a contemporary work.

The four people who make up the cast are exceptional actors, all switching roles throughout the play

The Mayor of Croydon better watch out, because Croydon is about to get “CroyDone”.

Simple but effective, this hour-long play set entirely in a bedroom follows the plot of Lance (Paddy Lish), a porn star, setting up to...

An affectionate parody of science fiction cinematic franchises, the passion they inspire in their fans...

What sets it apart is that it has been achieved with people carrying lived experiences of dereliction.

Written and directed by John Handscombe, the 100 Year Old Letter is an hour-long, offbeat drama. It gives us a glimpse of friendship,...

Good Wolf People managed to blow me out of the water!

On a dreary, wet, Friday night, The Front Room served up an eclectic menu of fringe frivolity. For starters Catherine Hoffmann burst on...

Croydon is littered with forgotten spaces, as old gems are lost to perpetual closing-down sales and shiny high rises. On a mission to...

Striking the balance between light and dark with unique precision, Sh!t Theatre has created a deeply personal yet completely welcoming...

This evening was a bold mixed bill including a serious short film, stand-up comedy, poetry and then dance. These four pieces could not be...