There's a point in Much Ado about a third of a way through the show that you know that director Matthew Dunster has pulled it off - decisively and brilliantly coupling Shakespeare with the early 20th century Mexican Revolution. As the … Continue Reading
Spotlight
Spotlight/Fringe Picks: Triple Acts
Whilst a lot of the pre-Fringe buzz here at Theatre Bubble is for (unsurprisingly) this year's innovative theatre offerings, we have to … Continue Reading
Spotlight/Fringe Picks: Shows On The Rise
In our feature on the Big Comebacks of the Edinburgh Fringe, we couldn't help acknowledge the bias of pre-Fringe coverage towards the Big … Continue Reading
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