Articles by Jocelyn Cox

Rewritten

Review
★★★
Jocelyn Cox
Camden Fringe
27th Aug, 2013

The Pensive Federation gave four writers a simple three-page script.

Pause

Review
★★★
Jocelyn Cox
Camden Fringe
6th Sep, 2013

Set in a café, two couples interact over menus, in this production, at a table identical to those sat around by the audience.

Warde Street

Review
★★★★★
Jocelyn Cox
Camden Fringe
25th Aug, 2013

This powerful production embodies new writing at its best: relevant, challenging, and absorbing.

Gender the Elephant

Review
★★★★
Jocelyn Cox
Camden Fringe
20th Aug, 2013

A one-woman show, which explores gender through a set of twins who, inspired by the myth of Hermaphroditus, attempt to unite as one genderless being.

Chris is Dead

Review
★★★★
Jocelyn Cox
Camden Fringe
9th Aug, 2013

The students in this house-share face questions typical to their situation, like how do you split a broadband bill? Or does never doing the washing up make you a git? However, they…

Power

Review
★★★★
Jocelyn Cox
Camden Fringe
7th Aug, 2013

Meeting people’s needs isn’t always efficient.

Road

Review
★★★
Jocelyn Cox
Camden Fringe
10th Aug, 2013

Jim Cartwright’s challenging play, first produced in 1986, is resurrected with focus by this young company.

Second Class Parents

Review
★★★
Jocelyn Cox
Camden Fringe
8th Aug, 2013

The subject matter of Fathers Rights has the potential to spark heated debate in an overheated theatre.

Exiles

Review
★★★★
Jocelyn Cox
Camden Fringe
10th Aug, 2013

James Joyce’s only, and rarely performed, play, which centres on a writer’s wish to live without moral conventions is given a fresh lease of life in this reworking by Dunnico T…