Category - Grief

African Voices Black Voices EdFringe Grief

REVIEW: Ma Joyce’s Tales from the Parlour, Victoria Evaristo Norkor Arts, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★

Lamesha Ruddock

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Asian Voices EdFringe Grief International Storytelling

REVIEW: Ah-Ma, Cathy Lam Arts Collective, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★

Lamesha Ruddock

EdFringe Grief Manhood Mental Health Mythology New Writing Theatre

REVIEW: The Cyclops, Acting Coach Scotland, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★

EdFringe Grief International Mental Health Musical Theatre Parenthood

REVIEW: Sense – A New Musical About Dementia, Plotfish – in collaboration with the Belgian Alzheimer’s League, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★★

Black Voices EdFringe Grief Race & Identity Storytelling

REVIEW: Dreamscape, Andy Jordan Productions and Hindsight Productions, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★★

Lamesha Ruddock

EdFringe Genre-Defying Grief Music Performance Art Physical Theatre Shakespeare Theatre

REVIEW: Hamlet – Wakefulness, SotG Theatre, EdFringe 2025 ★

Black Voices EdFringe Grief Manhood Mental Health

REVIEW: Because, Unshaded Arts, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★

Lamesha Ruddock

Climate Crisis EdFringe Genre-Defying Grief New Writing Queer Sexuality Theatre

REVIEW: Roadkill Bambi, Mal MacKenzie and The Blue Loop Group, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★★

EdFringe Grief Multimedia New Writing Theatre

REVIEW: Strangewife, Capgras Theatre Company, EdFringe 2025 ★★

Clown Comedy EdFringe Feminist Gender Genre-Defying Grief Interactive Performance Art Sexuality Theatre Womanhood

REVIEW: Betty Grumble’s Enemies of Grooviness Eat Sh!t, Betty Grumble and Performing Lines, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★★

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Comedy EdFringe Grief International Manhood Mental Health

REVIEW: Why I Stayed…? A Gothic Review of Life?, Aleksandr Popov, EdFringe 2025 ★★★★

Lamesha Ruddock

Comedy EdFringe Grief

BOOST: Watch ‘Gimme a Sign!’ at EdFringe 2025 – “A LIFE-AFFIRMING comedy about DEATH, honey! Are you in?” (Ad)

Global Majority Voices Grief London Theatre Woman-Led

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Naomi Denny, on the Power of Sisterhood and Grief

Adelaide Fringe Black Voices Comedy Grief Immigrant Voices Theatre Woman-Led

REVIEW: Black Girl Rising, Linnea Tengroth, Adelaide Fringe ★★★★★

Cabaret & Variety Grief London Musical Theatre

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Jordana Belaiche and Grace O’Keefe, on Sondheim, Séance, and Parasocial Connections