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Posted on August 16, 2016September 10, 2020 by Mark Fisher

Critics versus Creatives 2016

Edinburgh Festival Fringe panel discussion between theatre designers and theatre critics

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How to Write About Theatre is maintained by Mark Fisher, freelance theatre critic, editor and feature writer. He has written about theatre since the late-1980s, is a theatre critic for the Guardian and writes for publications all over the world. He is the author of The Edinburgh Fringe Survival Guide and How to Write About Theatre. See Mark Fisher’s website for more detail.

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  • Theatre Blogging: The Emergence of a Critical Culture
  • How to Write About Theatre in a Small Community
  • Trumping the critics
  • Fictional theatre critics: captured!
  • Critics versus Creatives 2016
  • Better Living Through Criticism
  • What I’ve learnt from my rock’n’roll criticism tour
  • Is criticism worth valuing?
  • A better class of theatre criticism
  • Independent theatre criticism or payola?
  • Critics on criticism: audio and video
  • In praise of bias
  • Should theatres employ critics?
  • Good looking actors and voyeuristic critics
  • Why Birdman’s Tabitha tells us more about actors than critics
  • Theatre critics – the symptom or the cause?

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