In the city of Oslo, Norway, in 1993, two people decided to try to - as J. T. Rogers puts it in his new play - "change the world". Terje Rød-Larsen and Mona Juul, a married couple working for a research organisation and the Norwegian … Continue Reading
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Spotlight/Spotlight On: Edinburgh’s Comedy Transfers
It's been just over a week since the Edinburgh Fringe closed, and we at Theatre Bubble HQ are beginning to recover from our Fringe Flu and … Continue Reading
Spotlight/Fringe Picks: One Woman Shows (Part Two)
You know the drill by now. Let's get started before the Fringe does proper. Here's three more brilliant and brave women creating … Continue Reading
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