Edinburgh Fringe Shows Transfer
Mark Ludmon reports on where you can catch some of the hits from this year’s Edinburgh Fringe
Mark Ludmon reports on where you can catch some of the hits from this year’s Edinburgh Fringe
Paul T Davies reviews Drip, now playing at Roundabout at Summerhall at Edinburgh Fringe.
Paul T. Davies has been a fan of playwright Tom Wells since seeing his breakthrough play Jumpers For Goalposts, (which is also being performed at the Fringe by Kite in the Storm at The Space on the Mile), and here Tom chats about his and Matthew Robins’ new musical, Drip, performing as part of this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Hi Tom, I’m a massive fan of your work! In particular you celebrate working class lives and LGBTQ people and those who feel isolated. What was the inspiration behind Drip? When I was writing the words for Drip the show’s director Jane Fallowfield and I ran a few workshops with young people around Hull, especially the Shout Group for young LGBTQ+ people at The Warren Project. Jane’s company Script Club has a really clear mission: Jane and the playwright do workshops in the writer’s home town (in my case, Hull) to … Read more
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