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  • Actor-producer Mónica Lopera and director Miguel Torres Umba talk London premiere of Colombian play ‘Goodbye’: “We all need to talk more openly about mental health, loneliness and connection”

    Actor-producer Mónica Lopera and director Miguel Torres Umba talk London premiere of Colombian play ‘Goodbye’: “We all need to talk more openly about mental health, loneliness and connection”

    One more year, Brixton House returns its flagship festival, championing new writing from diverse, international voices. Guillermo Nazara chats with the team behind the first English-language production of Alejandra Chamorro’s life-affirming play, discussing the challenges of reaching a culturally different audience and the difficulties Latin American and emerging theatre currently face in the London scene.…

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    15 September, 2026
    English contents, Interviews, Sin categoría
    brixton house, emerging writer, fringe theatre, latino theatre, miguel torres umbra, monica lopera, new theatre
  • Tatenda Matsvai talks upcoming musical ‘Alice In Wonderland’: “Every character you meet in this show you could so easily meet in the streets of Brixton”

    Tatenda Matsvai talks upcoming musical ‘Alice In Wonderland’: “Every character you meet in this show you could so easily meet in the streets of Brixton”

    Lewis Carroll’s all-time classic puts the revisionist hat on with the return of the acclaimed fringe musical adaptation, taking the beloved story into a contemporary setting as it brings the fantasy to very heart of South London. Guillermo Nazara chats with this season’s lead actress, to learn all the fun facts about her performance –…

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    27 November, 2024
    English contents, Interviews
    alice in wonderland, brixton, brixton house, christmas show, comedy, family show, fringe, lewis carroll, mad hatter, march hare, musical theatre, musicals, off west end, queen of hearts, rap, tatenda matsvai, undeground
  • Review of ‘Heart’: “Love Gets To Be Queer”

    Review of ‘Heart’: “Love Gets To Be Queer”

    Acclaimed performer Jade Anouka stars in her debut play as a writer with this autobiographical story dealing with love, deception and self-discovery. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its straightforward narrative manages to deliver a true, different identity. Love can hurt. And sometimes, it must. Love can be…

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    30 January, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    brixton house, gay, heart, jade anouka, lgbt, monologue, musical theatre, one person show, rap

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