LIVING RECORD FESTIVAL REVIEW – PART 1

Posted on March 24, 2021 by Norwich Radical in Arts and tagged ADHD, audio-visual, controversy, Covid-19, DJ Glade, Edinburgh Fringe, Elian Gray, featured, grief, identity, infuencers, Katie Elizabeth Payne, Katie Payne, Leanne Moden, Living Record Festival, Mango Lassi, Maya Katherine, mental health, Mike Masaros, music, My Mix(ed up) Tape, online theatre, performance, poetry, review, Rogue Play Theatre, Skip Skip Skip, spirituality, spoken word, The Quean's Company, theatre, theatre review, Thrash, Vivid Ashes, web series.

By Carmina Masoliver

January 2021 saw the start of the Living Record Festival, which featured over forty artists and theatre companies showcasing digital work, from spoken word audio pieces to mini-web series. It has garnered many four-star and five-star reviews. In this two-part series, Carmina Masoliver discusses her picks of the festival’s most interesting shows. You can read part two here.

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LIVING RECORD FESTIVAL REVIEW – PART 1

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