© Broken Glass 2009
Broken Glass are a young London fringe theatre company producing new writing and exploring interdisciplinary approaches. Founded in 2007, we are dedicated to integrating music and physical theatre with narrative and art approaches.
Reviews
The Golem, Roundhouse Studio Theatre, August 2009 - 'A powerful story' (The Londonist), 'Accomplished and atmospheric' (Fringe Report)
Song, Edinburgh Fringe, August 2008 - 'Chilling... a haunting and atmospheric drama' (ThreeWeeks), 'A sensitive portrayal of psychological collapse' (The Cambridge Student)
'The antidote to its superficially flashy West End neighbours, Broken Glass are producing fringe theatre that’s bold and ambitious, and are well worth keeping an eye out for.' (The London Word)
'Both on and behind the stage Broken Glass Theatre Company exude exactly the kind of excitement about what they’re doing and the art of theatre that makes the theatre so, well, exciting.' (A Younger Theatre)
Paul McCartney is Dead ran this August as a site-specific production at The Rag Factory's Unit 2, off Brick Lane, following theatre preview performances at The Camden Peoples' Theatre as part of the 2010 Camden Fringe.
Our first full-scale collaboration with Scenes from the City, at Nolias Gallery in Southwark, finished on 10th August. An online version of the gallery will be available soon, and the project continues on the Scenes from the City blog.
REVIEWS: Fringe Report The exhibition as a whole has the power to draw the spectator in, forcing them to forget ‘the world beyond the carriage’. The subtle yet effective repetition and links between otherwise unconnected stories consumes the spectator’s attention, leaving them hungry to spot all of the threads...
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