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Karim Khan's Brown Boys Swim Wins 2022 Popcorn Writing Award - Vimarsana News

Karim Khan's Brown Boys Swim Wins 2022 Popcorn Writing Award

The new play running at Edinburgh Fringe wins the prize from Popcorn Group, which partnered with BBC Writersroom for the first time this year.

'Buzzing, Bursting, Bold': Why Karim Khan's Brown Boys Swim Hits Close to Home - Vimarsana News

'Buzzing, Bursting, Bold': Why Karim Khan's Brown Boys Swim Hits Close to Home

Khan's two hander has received the coveted Fringe First award, a celebration of exemplary new writing at the festival.

Edinburgh Fringe 2022 review: And Then The Rodeo Burned Down - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh Fringe 2022 review: And Then The Rodeo Burned Down

Chloe and Natasha's And The The Rodeo Burned Down is a delightfully queer, sexy and foolish mix of clowning, physical theatre and dance

How Apphia Campbell Turned a Weekend in Nina Simone's Life Into a Solo Show - Vimarsana News

How Apphia Campbell Turned a Weekend in Nina Simone's Life Into a Solo Show

The Fringe First Award winner takes the stage as the iconic artist in her show Black is the Color of My Voice, returning to the festival.

Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre reviews: Svengali | Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow | Blink and You'll Miss It | The Life of Riley | TV Apocalypse | Running with Ghosts - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre reviews: Svengali | Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow | Blink and You'll Miss It | The Life of Riley | TV Apocalypse | Running with Ghosts

Possession and control are dissected in a powerful new solo play by Eve Nicol, while the theatre company from Tower Hamlets’ Mulberry School for Girls provide two clever, compassionate shows. Reviews by Joyce McMillan, Susan Mansfield, Fiona Shepherd, David Pollock and Katie Hawthorne