Proforca's Lately running at the Lion & Unicorn 7-18th September. Gabrielle Nellis-Pain and Fred Wardale pictured as Alf and Callum. Originally due to run in in 2020, but postponed due to the pandemic, Proforca's Lately has finally made it to the stage, and they have included the smart Covid measure of having two, physically separated, … Continue reading Lately at the Lion and Unicorn
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Three Way at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre (Camden Fringe)
Written by Alexander Millington Three Way is a a collection of 3 monologues about male bisexuality told from 3 different perspectives. We have a man (played by Millington himself) whose husband refers to his earlier experiences with women at university as his "experimental phase". A school girl (played by Naomi Phillips) who discovers her father … Continue reading Three Way at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre (Camden Fringe)
The Rice Krispie Killer at the Lion and Unicorn (Camden Fringe)
Love this artwork, anyone know who designed it? ★★★ Little Shadow Theatre Company's 'The Rice Krispie Killer' is a dark comedy about two Irish brothers, Finbar and Donnacha, who have not left their house in 18 years, following the mysterious death of their parents. Finbar is the younger brother, who was only 12 when his … Continue reading The Rice Krispie Killer at the Lion and Unicorn (Camden Fringe)
Bunker at the Lion and Unicorn (Camden Fringe)
★★★★ Harpy Productions' 'Bunker' is a bleak and sinister post-apocalyptic thriller. I made it in for its final night at the Lion and Unicorn as part of the Camden Fringe and I'm glad I did. Admittedly I do have a soft spot for dystopian stories, and Noga Flaishon's new play is satisfyingly dark and strange. … Continue reading Bunker at the Lion and Unicorn (Camden Fringe)
Defective Inspector at the Lion and Unicorn
Last night I headed to the Lion and Unicorn in Kentish Town for the pure silliness that is Laughing Mirror's Defective Inspector. The set up is simple. Richard P Cooper (played by writer & director Harrison Cole) is a self-important and inept detective, failed yet prolific novelist and now newly fledged incompetent playwright. With the … Continue reading Defective Inspector at the Lion and Unicorn
Harley and Me at the Lion and Unicorn
Photo credit: Georgia Harris. Sharon Duffy & Danielle Williams pictured Last night I saw Tripped Theatre Company's 'Harley and Me' at the Lion and Unicorn, a new play by Lucy Walters. Tripped Theatre are using the staging of this play to raise awareness of Solace, a charity that helps women and children in London build … Continue reading Harley and Me at the Lion and Unicorn
A Shoddy Detective & The Art of Deception at the Lion and Unicorn
The Lion and Unicorn is fast becoming one of my favourite new fringe venues. I was there on Sunday, arriving early because of a gap in a multi-show day, and I knew it'd be a lovely spot of have some food. I was right, their vegetarian roast was delicious. Anyway, I digress, I was there … Continue reading A Shoddy Detective & The Art of Deception at the Lion and Unicorn
A JustOut Theatre double bill at the Lion and Unicorn
Saturday I enjoyed my first outing to the Lion and Unicorn pub theatre in Kentish Town. A lovely, welcoming venue that I'll definitely be visiting again, and not just because of my Camden Fringe Off-Fest assessor duties (although obviously that is a factor). The theatre space above the pub is well laid out and a … Continue reading A JustOut Theatre double bill at the Lion and Unicorn
View From The Outside 