Tychy@ the Fringe: Secret Window, Secret Garden and Thugz N Tearz.
One’s final hours at the Fringe are awash with grief and guilt at all of the plays that have been …
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Tychy@ the Fringe: Body of Water.
Stuart Pursell and Made from Scratch‘s first full-length play “Body of Water,” which has just finished a run at the …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Lullabies of Broadmoor’s Wilderness.
[Tychy has reviewed the first two plays in the "Lullabies of Broadmoor" quartet here and here.] When Tychy witlessly quipped …
Tychy@ the Fringe: First Light.
Murray Watts‘ “First Light,” which is presently playing at Hawke and Hunter, ostensibly spends a night with the chaplain of …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Timothy.
Michael Milne and David K Barnes’ “Timothy” is, to put it bluntly, a play about David Cameron. Annette (Olivia Holland-Rose) …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Nourish.
When hunger-striking WSPU activists described forced feeding as an “outrage,” they were specifically likening this ordeal to rape. Forced feeding …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Time for the Good Looking Boy.
[The following contains mild spoilers.] Michael Wicherek’s “Time for the Good Looking Boy,” which is currently playing in the Pleasance …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Haverfordwest.
Tychy occasionally tutors Highers students, they are invariably from rich families, and it is often unnerving to be exposed to …
Tychy@ the Fringe: The Fall of the House of Usher.
Steven Berkoff‘s stab at adapting Poe’s “The Fall of the House of Usher” for the stage has been disinterred from …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Happiness.
Murray Watts’ play “Happiness,” which is presently established at Hawke and Hunter, reaches for a pair of comfy old stereotypes …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Mr Kolpert.
[The following contains mild spoilers.] Forget everything that you have been told about David Gieselmann’s “Mr Kolpert.” The New Symposium, …
Tychy@ the Fringe: The Mourning Party and One Fine Day.
Tychy saw two plays this afternoon, but unfortunately length was the sticking point with both of them. Anna Forsyth’s “The …
Tychy@ the Fringe: A Clockwork Orange.
Action to the Word‘s take on Anthony Burgess’ A Clockwork Orange has been forged in the same fire as their …
Tychy@ the Fringe: The Tragedy of Titus.
What could be more glamorous than the figure of the twenty-first century urban gypsy, with his sweaty vest and bare-knuckle …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Beef.
Separating from a partner may seem like the end of the world, but in Rose Williams’ new play “Beef,” which …
