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Writer. Critic. International editor at The Stage. Longlisted for the @LucyCavColl Prize 2021. Café Europa on Substack.
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Actor Jake Dunn Plays Kurt Cobain in The Royal Opera's Last Days

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By Natasha Tripney Verified
| Broadsheet London
“I’ve Never Seen an Opera”: Actor Jake Dunn Prepares To Play Kurt Cobain in The Royal Opera’s Last Days Photo: courtesy of Lola Mansell / The Royal Opera · The 25-year-old actor dons the iconic white sunglasses in this acclaimed operatic adaptation of Gus Van Sant’s 2005 film, which features original music by Caroline Polachek.
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TV doesn't define success post-fringe

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By Natasha Tripney Verified
FULL TEXT Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's Every Brilliant Thing has had a remarkable journey since it was first performed in Edinburgh in 2014. Perhaps because it never made it to the screen, we don't tend to talk about it in the same way we do breakout fringe hits such as Fleabag and Baby Reindeer, but its success has been no less impressive. Over the past decade, it has become nothing short of an international phenomenon and has, to date, been performed in more than 80 countries.
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Here we go again: A look-ahead at this year's Edinburgh Fringe

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By Natasha Tripney Verified
| Substack
I’m just in the process of packing for the Edinburgh fringe, where for the first two weeks of August I’ll be staying as part of The Stage’s review team. This newsletter is going to be very fringe focused for the next few editions, and there will be an even higher than usual likelihood of typos. If you want to support my writing, you can do so for just £5 a month or £50 a year. Or, if that’s not doable, just share this newsletter with someone you think might find it interesting. That helps too.
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