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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
  • Writer James Fritz talks new play ‘Mankind Forever’: “The minds of the young have always been hot property”

    Writer James Fritz talks new play ‘Mankind Forever’: “The minds of the young have always been hot property”

    With a successful portfolio including several well-known titles such as The Flea and the Olivier Award-nominated Four Minutes Twelve Seconds, the National Youth Theatre alumn returns to his roots this year with a new play featured as part of the company’s renowned StoryFest. Guillermo Nazara chats with the author to learn more about the piece’s…

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    14 July, 2026
    English contents, Interviews
    emerging writers, james fritz, mankind forever, national youth theatre, new theatre, off west end, storyfest, storyfest 2026, the flea
  • Playwright Ryan Calais Cameron talks about becoming the first patron of Camden People’s Theatre: “If you only invest in what’s proven, you stop discovering what’s next”

    Playwright Ryan Calais Cameron talks about becoming the first patron of Camden People’s Theatre: “If you only invest in what’s proven, you stop discovering what’s next”

    With several widely acclaimed pieces to his credit, including Retrograde and For Black Boys, Ryan Calais Cameron has cemented his status as one of the most prominent authors of his generation. Now, the writer reconnects with his roots by becoming a benefactor to the venue that gave him the opportunity to set his artistic path.…

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    12 June, 2026
    English contents, Interviews
    camden’s people theatre, cpt, emerging writers, for black boys, fringe theatre, new theatre, off theatre, retrograde, Ryan Calais Cameron, starting blocks

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