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Am I A Terrible Person @ Brighton Fringe Festival 2021 Review

OCD is a common mental health condition where a person has obsessive thoughts and compulsive behaviours, with symptoms usually starting to appear during early adulthood (NHS). Exploring this further, alongside his dealing with depression, Ant Lightfoot presents Am I A Terrible Person?

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29th June 2021by Theatrefullstop
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We’re All Strangers Here @ Hitcher Encounters Website (Brighton Fringe Festival 2021) Review

With travel options currently limited due to the pandemic, this time has offered the opportunity to plan future excursions, as well as look back on memories formed. Tapping into this human need to embark on many a journey, Hitcher Encounters present We’re All Strangers Here, an experiential project fusing immersive performance with audio clips to present a timely digital piece of work for our technical age.

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24th June 2021by Theatrefullstop
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The Old House @ Brighton Festival Fringe 2021 Review

A neurodegenrative disease that witnesses the patient’s condition progressively worsen over a steady period of time, Alzheimer’s Disease impacts memory, language, can cause disorientation and behavioural issues amongst other symptoms. Highlighting the impact of this devastating condition within a mother-daughter dynamic, Kate Maravan presents The Old House.

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21st June 2021by Theatrefullstop
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Open Return @ Brighton Fringe Festival 2021 Review

Commutes are a fascinating part of a journey, how we use that time varying from person to person. Tapping into this intriguing part of our routine, writer Ben Worth presents Open Return, an online drama bringing the experiences of two women, initially strangers, on their commute – to the fore.

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18th June 2021by Theatrefullstop
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AURIC @ The Living Record Platform (Brighton Festival Fringe 2021) Review

Seeking inspiration from the Spanish Golden Age of literature, AURIC presents an online audio experience ushering in our new online-live hybrid era of theatre. Via the medium of sound, the live recorded album ponders big ideas such as the cosmos, nature and humanity.

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14th June 2021by Theatrefullstop
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The Language of Kindness @ The Shoreditch Town Hall Review

Offering an opportunity to reflect post Covid, The Language of Kindness celebrates the resilience of healthcare professionals within the NHS, a facet within our society brought more so to the forefront due to the events of the past year and rightly so.

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9th June 2021by Theatrefullstop
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Doctor and Writer Shaan Sahota talks about her 360-Binaural Sound Experience ‘Under the Mask’

With a greater focus placed on the contributions made by those within the NHS during the pandemic, it became apparent just how selfless and resilient these everyday heroes are. Amongst these medics, newly qualified trainees would have experienced their initial year on the frontlines in what has now become a very significant period within our history. Inspired by her own experiences of working on the frontline, doctor and playwright Shaan Sahota presents ‘Under the Mask’, a 360 degree binaural experience capturing the sounds of the Covid wards. Ahead of the show, Shaan tells us more about what to expect.

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8th June 2021by Theatrefullstop
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I and the Village @ the Bread and Roses Theatre Review

I and the Village is a play about some kind of centre, in which people are living, or being kept, it is never really clear. Three women live in one room, and eventually, they all leave. And that’s pretty much it; on the surface, this concept has enormous scope to delve into the tension and interpersonal relationships in such an intense space.

Image courtesy of Ali Wright.

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4th June 2021by Theatrefullstop

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