Tag Archives: Colchester Fringe Festival

Jazz Ely Draws on Her Own Experience for Breathe…

For most people, breathing, blinking, and swallowing happen without a second thought. For Colchester playwright [...]

Boudica & Me Comes to Colchester Fringe

“I stumbled across Boudica in Colchester Castle, and it felt like she had been waiting [...]

Thao Cao Brings What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Funnier to Colchester Fringe

Australian comedian Thao Cao has built a career from telling stories that many people would [...]

Pup Play Returns to Colchester Fringe

When Pup Play: A Queer Pseudo-Lecture (of sorts) premiered at Colchester Fringe in October 2024, [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: Cereal For Dinner

Colchester Fringe Review: Cereal For Dinner Paul T. Davies reviews Cereal For Dinner, staged at [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: The Bruise You Can’t See

Paul T. Davies reviews The Bruise You Can’t See, staged at Firstsite. A powerful and [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: Mr. Bloom

Sparky at SparkWrite reviews Mr. Bloom, staged at the Headgate Theatre. Mr. Bloom often drifts into [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: The Pen & the Sword – Death of Lorca?

Paul T. Davies reviews The Pen & the Sword – Death of Lorca?, staged at [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: At War With Myself

Paul T. Davies reviews At War With Myself, staged at the Headgate Theatre. Personal stories [...]

Colchester Fringe Review of Poop Poop!

Sparky at SparkWrite reviews Poop Poop!, staged at the Headgate Theatre. The show was a beautifully [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: The Zoollusionist – Tails Of a Magical Zoo Keeper

Sparky at SparkWrite reviews The Zoollusionist: Tails Of a Magical Zoo Keeper, staged at Three Wise [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: Empty Souls – Underluminal’s Salome

Paul T. Davies reviews Empty Souls – Underluminal’s Salome, staged at Firstsite. It’s a welcome [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: A Year and a Day

Paul T. Davies reviews A Year and a Day, staged at the Headgate Theatre. As [...]

Two Exhibitions to Explore in Wivenhoe

Wivenhoe currently has two exhibitions that celebrate the beauty of the coast. Make the journey [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: Burnt Out

Paul T. Davies reviews Burnt Out, staged at the Mercury Studio. As the images from [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: Two Come Home

Paul T. Davies reviews Two Come Home, staged at the Mercury Theatre. One of the [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: King John

Paul T. Davies reviews King John, staged at the Headgate Theatre. Now in its fourth [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: Forest Of Truth

Paul T. Davies reviews Forest Of Truth, staged at the Headgate Theatre. Following their triumph [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: The Real Black Swann: Confessions of America’s First Black Drag Queen

Paul T. Davies reviews The Real Black Swann: Confessions of America’s First Black Drag Queen, [...]

Colchester Fringe Review: Flowers

Paul T. Davies reviews Flowers at the Headgate Theatre. What is femininity? From Sakai, Japan [...]