Colchester Fringe Archives | Page 2 of 2

Interpretive dance, the butt of many a modern comedian’s jokes over recent years and an [...]

29
Oct

What a privilege it is to have work like this performed at the Colchester Fringe, [...]

28
Oct

A sacred space. That’s what men are led to believe about women’s toilets, a place [...]

27
Oct

My knowledge of Japanese folk tales, folklore and traditional music was bordering on the non-existent [...]

27
Oct

This is a gorgeous, tender semi-autobiographical play created by Jess Ashley, offering an insight into [...]

26
Oct

“The play’s the thing”, as Hamlet famously puts it, and here it literally is the [...]

26
Oct

It was a dramatic, tension-filled way to begin the first night of the Colchester Fringe. [...]

25
Oct

With a record-breaking number of submissions this year, the growing reputation of Colchester Fringe saw [...]

21
Oct

A local poet is looking forward to sharing his inspiring journey from failing at school [...]

20
Oct

Fringe festivals have become a vital space for LGBTQ+ work, and Colchester is no exception. [...]

20
Oct

Get ready to see Colchester in a whole new way as Shimmy & Shhh bring [...]

15
Oct

Ahead of the world premiere of his new play Love Is A Bruise at the [...]

14
Oct

There are three things that signal the arrival of autumn: the return of Strictly, a [...]

06
Oct