Camden People’s Theatre announces New Adventures Festival
Camdenist
September 7, 2023
boundary-pushing theatre, handpicked by fresh voices
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boundary-pushing theatre, handpicked by fresh voices
over 100 voice recordings soundtrack this improvised dance performance
A play about a fictitious monarchy, their struggles still very relatable to own daily lives
An intimate exploration of our relationships to the devices around us
Turning a run of extremely bad luck into a source of great comedy
How a viral parody video created an odd codependency with the short-lived PM
Aaron Weight, Director and Producer at comedy company Insert Laughter Here, tells us about the show where the audience writes the plot
She’s that random bestie you met in the toilets on a night out…
Journalist-turned-comic, Suchandrika Chakrabarti, knows all about the pitfalls – and some solutions – for our endless news and gossip obsession
Interview with writer and director Rebecca Holbourn on their important work about sexual assault, patriarchal society and childhood betrayal at the giving away treasured toys
A play from one to all. A story of two brothers. One is gone, the other didn’t know what was going on until it was too late
Gospel Oak’s London School of Mosaic has gone into overdrive
Week of movie premieres, panels and events has kicked off at an amazing Camden location
Ibiza’s sexy cabaret swings onto our doorstep
A Black queer hero on a voyage of self discovery
Young locals really need to know…
This unmissable new event on London’s gig circuit is born from an unusual collaboration
As the autumn season starts, we speak to The Nest Collective about this vibrant folk music choir and how communal singing empowers people politically
Find out more about this show, featuring the adventures of Shakespeare’s Caliban as a transexual magickal misfit
With their mysterious 40ft haulage truck stage about to pull in to Cubitt Square, The Place speaks with Frauke Requardt and David Rosenberg about their summer show and its curiosity with other-worldly beings
Three immersive audio shows to download, with the promise you’ll experience familiar settings in totally new and sensorial ways
The stand-up and podcast host tells us about cults, comedy and influencer culture
Where we ask performers from across this phenomenal month-long festival to blow their own trumpets, and convince us why we simply must go and see their particular shows
Project Peatlands is the innovative scheme at St Pancras Station that means your hasty cup of morning coffee or post-work boutique splurge all helps to fund vital environmental regeneration
From the Museum of Youth Culture archives
In between pulling pints and mopping the urinals at the Rose & Crown, a 100-year-old pub on Torriano Avenue, I got to know Rob and Amine, bar staff by night and musicians by day.
We speak to MAP’s co-founder Oscar Verden and General Manager Niall Williams about the story behind this local music destination
Connecting people in the arts, culture and social impact with inquisitive corporates, this Brazilian networking concept has just arrived here in London
We asked the performers to leave us a 1-minute voicemail to promote their work. New ones are being added every day – take a listen and then go see the best ones
