Etcetera Theatre

I went for a show, as I know the writer of the play. The staff were rude. This guy was talking rudely ro everyone in the theatre after the show was over. I spoke to some cast members and another mate had a show there. Neither of them had a great experience. Lots of lies and outdated information. The lighting in there almost triggered me.

you wouldn't believe that a theatre can be placed in a tight space in Pub! However the Act was superb @pat-rascal. So 5 out of 5 for Act 2out of 5 for venue lets be generous and go for 4

Went to see “Promethea” by Julia Smith at this amazing theatre. The play was INCREDIBLE! A perfect mix of absurdism and clarity, of humor and angst, of social commentary and the pains of everyday life - all through a feminist and queer lens. And the space of the theatre itself was very welcoming. At first, it feels like being invited into someone’s house above a noisy pub. Then, the space of the theatre itself erases the boundary between the audience and actors, making the events of the performance feel closer and more intimate. I will definitely be back for more of Julia Smith’s plays - and the theatre was lovely (^^)

An engaging and thought-provoking performance at the Etcetera Theatre. Not Your Life is both written and performed with real talent, offering a powerful story in an intimate Camden venue. A brilliant showcase of emerging artistry—well worth seeing.