Packed with nostalgia, Kaleido Company’s 80’s Mixtape is a circus show that keeps its audience buzzing, says Claire Trolio.
Tag Archives: FRINGE WORLD 2021
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Hot-headed mix of profanity and poetry
28 January 2021
Kim Kirkman praises the well-drawn characters and the clever and evocative writing in What of It.
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Let’s do the mind-warp… in colour
28 January 2021
Colours and sound combine to create the immersive experience of Colour Warp, though there’s potential to take it even further, observes Jaimi Wright.
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Skewering the ‘nice guys’
26 January 2021
David Zampatti says Jamie MyKaela’s clever but excoriating DADDY is the most challenging show he’s seen in this year’s Fringe.
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Summer’s a world of dark threats
26 January 2021
Craig McKeough welcomes the chance to see master storyteller Shaun Tan’s illustrations up close in ‘Rules of Summer’.
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Choose your own musical
26 January 2021
Live polling directs the story and who does what in Undecided, and Claire Coleman says it’s great fun.
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A tsunami of subversion
26 January 2021
You might want to brace yourself for Patrick Marlborough’s radical gloves-off stand-up in On Fringe, but it’s well worth the effort, advises Xan Ashbury.
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Dazzling show delivers timely message
26 January 2021
Brave, brazen and surprisingly poignant, Reuben Kaye’s latest show is not to be missed, says Nina Levy.
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Millennials strive for COVID gold
25 January 2021
The 2020 Isolympics is an entertaining and tongue-in-cheek mish-mash of dance, story and parody, reports Daisy Sanders.
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Deadset at the heart of Fringe
25 January 2021
Think you’ve seen everything circus has to offer? Jan Hallam says the all-heart, all-woman Deadset crew had the audience giddy with delight.
