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BWW catches up with A Good Catch ahead of the show coming to the 2022 Edinburgh Festival Fringe

Ahead of its run at the 2022 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Chris Gethard blogs for BroadwayWorld about bringing A Father and the Sun to the Gilded Balloon this August.

BWW catches up with Guy Masterson to chat about bringing 9 Circles to the 2022 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

BWW catches up with Grumms to chat about bringing Something In The Water to the 2022 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Broadway producer David Carpenter blogs for BroadwayWorld about bringing The Twenty-Sided Tavern to the UK, the joys of combining technology and theatre and why the dynamic between the three creative partners works so well for the show

Cast member and Flabbergast Associate Artist Simon Gleave blogs for BroadwayWorld about bringing The Tragedy of Macbeth to the Fringe, how the creators and performers have integrated many different styles in the production and how this adds to the audiences’ understanding and experience of the story.

Company member and resident writer Josh King breaks down how the Say It Again Sorry team find things to go wrong when developing the show, and what he thinks Oscar Wilde would make of this adaptation.

BWW catches up with Emo Majok to chat about bringing African Aussie to the 2022 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Actor and co-writer of The Giant Killers; Andrew Pearson-Wright blogs for BroadwayWorld about bringing this tear-jerking tale to Edinburgh and why stories from so long ago still resonate with people today.

Debra Batton from A Good Catch blogs for BroadwayWorld about bringing new compelling theatre show Zoë to the Fringe and how the team create a breathtaking circus performance that speaks directly to the audience, telling the story of climate change through their work

Husband and wife duo Stephanie Dodd and Justin Badger blog for Broadway Baby about debuting The Failure Cabaret in Edinburgh along with the benefits and pitfalls of writing a show with your partner about your most personal and sometimes sensitive subjects

Actor Clare Bartholomew who plays ‘Barb’ in The Anniversary blogs for Broadway World about premiering the play in Edinburgh, her favourite routines to perform and the processes behind developing a theatrical comedy show with hardly any dialogue.

Eve Pearson-Wright discusses how she came to write a piece about Margaret Hughes and Anne Marshall; the first women of the stage.

BWW catches up with two shows that are part of the Korean Showcase at Edfringe 2022

BWW Catches up with James Rowland to chat about bringing Learning To Fly to the 2022 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Comedian, writer and actor Lucy Frederick blogs for Broadway World about bringing Big Fat Wedding to the Fringe, writing a comedy show with a positive message and how her performances resonate with different audiences.

Writer and performer Jenna Fincken blogs for Broadway World about premiering Ruckus at the Fringe. She details how she has sensitively created work which deals with real people’s experiences, self-care for her audiences and how theatre challenges social narratives.

Chortle’s Best Newcomer Nominee Patrick Spicer blogs for Broadway World about bringing Who’s This All Of A Sudden? to Edinburgh, his heightened emotions, lying about your sexual conquests and why honesty is always the best policy.

Writer Justin Elizabeth Sayre blogs for Broadway World about bringing Lottie Plachett Took A Hatchet to the Fringe, writing a play based on a true crime and the process of turning research and facts into a new and comedic storyline

Kylie Brakeman blogs for Broadway World about bringing her character comedy Linda Hollywood’s Big Hollywood Night to the Fringe, how she creates her characters and why she’s given Linda her very own show