The Camden Fringe 2013

If you find the Edinburgh festival too far away then take a look at the Camden Fringe.  The festival began in 2006 with one venue and has grown annually to now cover around 17 locations.  Shows generally last about an hour, run at various times through day into evening, and tickets are well priced.

This year it's running from 29th July - 25th August and there will be all kinds of performances including experimental theatre, comedy, dance, music and stuff for kids.  For more information about shows and how to book tickets just visit: http://www.camdenfringe.com/index.php?id=1

If you'd like to tell the general public about your visit - whether it was great, pants or just ok - then visit Everything Theatre.  This is a blog for theatre nuts and from 29th July they're running The Camden Fringe Big Audience Project v2.0.  You can send them your review and see it posted on their blog site.  There's also the opportunity to vote for your favourite show on their Facebook poll.  Find out more at:
http://everything-theatre.blogspot.co.uk/p/the-camden-fringe-big-audience-project.html

Enjoy!!!

Vive la France!

Sunday 14th July is Bastille Day when France celebrates the beginning of the French revolution.

London will be contributing to the festivities with the 6th annual Bastille Festival in Bankside.  From noon through to 10pm the Borough area will be partying in style.  French food and wine aplenty, activities for the kids, snail racing, face painting, bilingual story telling, artisan craft fair and much more.

For more information just visit  http://www.bastillefestival.co.uk/

This also gives me a cheeky opportunity to share some photos of a recent trip to Paris to get you in the mood ...