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Eugene @ Camden People’s Theatre Review

It’s said that we’re in the fourth Industrial Revolution, an era characterised by automation.  An era where various industries have slowly seen a shift towards automated technology. The increase in ‘Machine to Machine’ communication (M2M) and the ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT) –  The processing and sharing of data by physical objects via sensors, software and other technologies to other devices, systems and communication networks. An exploration of this new era of industry, Daniel Nicholas‘ Eugene questions the role of Artificial Intelligence within our lives and what this could mean for the possible resolution of societal issues.

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10th November 2021by Theatrefullstop
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Asò @ Camden Peoples Theatre (Camden Fringe 20210 Review

What does it mean to be Nigerian? Having a knowledge of Nigeria’s national anthem? A knowledge of the states that make up the nation? An understanding of one or more of the native languages spoken? A loaded question I’m sure, and one that Imagiphoria Studios contemplates in their debut show Asó.

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23rd August 2021by Theatrefullstop
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Writer Safaa Benson-Effiom talks about her show ‘All in Your Head’ Livestreamed via Camden People’s Theatre

With a significant rise in the number of referrals and reporting of domestic violence incidents, the dangers faced by victims have become increasingly apparent during lockdown. Highlighting the voices of those who have been victims of domestic violence, writer Safaa Benson-Effiom, alongside a team consisting of Director Lucy Dear, Producer Cheryl Ndione and supported by Wellbeing Practitioner Lou Platt amongst other creatives present ‘All in Your Head’ a one woman show based on real accounts. Ahead of the production, Safaa tells us more about this important watch.

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31st January 2021by Theatrefullstop
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Beta Public X @ The Camden People’s Theatre Review

Split into two sections, Beta Public X is a thought-provoking night of playfulness questioning of conventions of games performance.

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10th October 2019by Theatrefullstop
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Choreographer and Actor Lanre Malaolu talks about his latest show, ‘Elephant in the Room’ showing at Camden People’s Theatre

Courtesy of Camilla Greenwell.

Courtesy of Camilla Greenwell.

Now more than ever, conversations revolving around mental health are crucial, particularly within men. In a society that has so often taught us to keep quiet, and deal with emotional and psychological issues on our own, we’re now having to reverse that way of thinking in order to better improve well being and have much needed, open conversations. Exploring mental health within his latest dance-theatre piece Elephant in the Room, choreographer and actor Lanre Malaolu talks about his approach towards creating the show, how various organisations including Talawa have supported his work and what audiences can expect from the show.

Your latest show Elephant in the Room will be performed from the 2nd to the 20th April at the Camden People’s Theatre. How are you feeling ahead of the show?

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18th March 2019by Theatrefullstop
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Gods Are Fallen And All Safety Gone @ The Camden‘s People Theatre Review

What a lovely black box the Camden People’s Theatre has.  Currently playing is Gods Are Fallen And All Safety Gone by Selma Dimitrijevic, a superb piece of writing either elevated or marred by a strange experiment, which is either a silly gimmick or clever piece of producing. 

 

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14th May 2015by Theatrefullstop

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