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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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Where To Catch the Hottest Edinburgh Fringe Shows in London

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By Natasha Tripney Verified
| Broadsheet London
Autumn is a great time to be in London if you’re into theatre, cabaret and comedy. While the West End sees a clutch of major new openings, top shows from August’s Edinburgh Fringe also hit theatres across the capital. Below, the fringe shows coming to London that captivated (and in some cases, confounded) audiences, and garnered rave reviews.
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Jackie Collins The World is Full of Married Men Doll Play

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By Natasha Tripney Verified
| Broadsheet London
The Yard Theatre in Hackney has a reputation for serving up out-there work. As it moves into its new, larger venue, that remains unchanged. Its new production, The World is Full of Married Men, is based on the 1968 debut novel by Jackie Collins and produced by Malmö Dockteater, a Swedish theatre company known for making puppet shows for adults – yes, all the characters are performed by dolls.
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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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