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Interview with Freddie Haberfellner
Ahead of bringing boobytrapped to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026, I caught up with writer and performer Freddie Haberfellner to chat about creating an uplifting trans body-swap romcom, tackling prejudice with humour, and why laughter can often open doors that debate cannot. We also discussed the show's semi-autobiographical roots, balancing comedy with important conversations around gender identity, and what audiences can expect from No Tits Theatre's latest production. F


Interview with Noel Byrne
Some stories refuse to stay buried, and few writers understood that better than Edgar Allan Poe. A Ghost Among the Living breathes thrilling new life into his gothic imagination through Box Tale Soup's signature blend of inventive puppetry, atmospheric storytelling and striking theatrical craftsmanship. Ahead of this year's Edinburgh Fringe, I caught up with the creative team to discuss adapting one of literature's greatest masters of horror, crafting ghost stories for the st


Interview with Riley Elton McCarthy & Hope Johansen
Some productions make us laugh because they're absurd, while others make us laugh because they're painfully true. Bachelors of Fine Arts manages to do both, transforming the highs, heartbreaks and hilarious chaos of drama school into a sharp, heartfelt new musical inspired by real experiences. Ahead of bringing the show to this year's Edinburgh Fringe, I caught up with co-creators Riley Elton McCarthy and Hope Johansen to talk about turning their own stories into theatre, bal
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