Stephi Wild
Managing Editor at BroadwayWorld
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broadwayworld.com | Stephi Wild
PALDEM, a new, sexy and dark play written by BAFTA Rising Star Winner David Jonsson (ALIEN: ROMULUS, RYE LANE), explores the amateur porn industry from the perspective of those who produce it. An anti-romantic comedy that crosses the murky lines of interracial dating, fetishisms and hook ups in the digital age, it will world premiere at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe at Summerhall this August.
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broadwayworld.com | Stephi Wild
Scatter is a new play from Patrick McPherson. While his sketch duo Pear was one of the Top Ten Best Reviewed Comedy Shows of Ed Fringe 2024, Patrick is returning to Fringe this year to break new creative ground for him as a solo writer with a genuine "horror" play, Scatter. When a man travels to a remote Welsh village to scatter his father's ashes, a horrifying legacy awaits him.
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broadwayworld.com | Stephi Wild
From licking Jessica Rabbit's tits on the TV screen to falling head over heels for his straight Best Friend, New York-based writer and stage/screen actor Michael DeBartolo takes audiences through the pubescent anguish of his formative years in this bitingly funny and achingly human UK premiere. But this isn't your typical coming-out story. Tell Me Where Home Is (I'm Starting To Forget) dives into the darkest corners of the queer mind.
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The multi-award-winning, sell-out hit, Why I Stuck A Flare Up My Arse For England returns to Edinburgh for its third and final Edinburgh Fringe run this August. This hilarious and explosive one-man play about football, one wild day at the football and perhaps unsurprisingly, a flare. Based on real events, this one-man show tells the story of ardent football fan Billy Kinley, who sticks a lit flare up his bum while partying on Wembley Way during the Euro 2020 final and instantly goes viral.
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Hannah Caplan's mind-bending and heart-wrenching debut play, THIS IS NOT ABOUT ME. is a non-linear love-letter to the creative process. Taking place over two interconnected timelines, the play is split between the writing world and "the real world". It follows Grace, (Amaia Naima Aguinaga) a self-destructive writer who, to cope with the sudden ending of her 12-year friendship with Eli (Francis Nunnery) constructs a play to narrativize their relationship.
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