The Camden Fringe is a great alternative to the Edinburgh Fringe. Based in London, it’s a fantastic opportunity to showcase work at every stage of development. From bold new writing to dark comedies and gripping dramas, here’s a round-up of some of our OSD graduates taking work to this year’s Camden Fringe. Congratulations to you all!
Ruby Glyne presents DOTTIE. A new jazz musical about Dorothy Dandridge, written by Ruby.
On at the Rosemary Branch Theatre, 4 - 5 August.
On at the Rosemary Branch Theatre, 4 - 5 August.
Frankie Jean's debut play, Hell Hath No Fury, stars Frankie, Nisha Emich and Cynthia Okimiji.
Directed by Jessica Whiley, with movement direction by Isabella Garland. On at the Cockpit Theatre, 6 - 8 August.
Directed by Jessica Whiley, with movement direction by Isabella Garland. On at the Cockpit Theatre, 6 - 8 August.
Millie Small performs in her debut play, Muse, alongside Xavier Atkins. Directed by Martha Bone.
On at the Hen and Chickens Theatre from 7 - 9 August.
On at the Hen and Chickens Theatre from 7 - 9 August.
Hugo Gregg will be performing in Bad Champagne.
It’ll be playing at the Canal Cafe Theatre, 9 - 10 August.
It’ll be playing at the Canal Cafe Theatre, 9 - 10 August.
Oli Silverman performs in the thrilling new play Set Menu.
It's on at the Cockpit Theatre, 15 - 16 August.
It's on at the Cockpit Theatre, 15 - 16 August.
Anthony Ford joins the cast of Terry's Been Murdered
It's on at the Hen & Chickens Theatre, 25 - 28 August.
It's on at the Hen & Chickens Theatre, 25 - 28 August.
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