NoLogoProductions
Established 2010
Welcome to and from NoLogoProductions
NoLogoProductions have been producing new writing at Fringe festivals and theatres across the UK from 2010. Our work has ranged from political drama to tales of lost love, from tragedy to comedy, and from present day Britain to 1950s America. Uniting it all has been a commitment to creating characters and telling stories that people can care about and empathise with.
We know that theatre can't change the world, but hopefully it can help us understand it, and each other, just that little bit better.
Our latest play is Make-up, set in the green room of another venue above another pub in July 2019, as Lady Christina leaves the stage at the end of what could be her last ever show. It premiered at Brighton Fringe in October 2019 and will hopefully be coming to a festival near you as soon as there are once again festivals near anyone.
In the meantime, find out more about Make-up here or read on and find more about our other productions.
We know that theatre can't change the world, but hopefully it can help us understand it, and each other, just that little bit better.
Our latest play is Make-up, set in the green room of another venue above another pub in July 2019, as Lady Christina leaves the stage at the end of what could be her last ever show. It premiered at Brighton Fringe in October 2019 and will hopefully be coming to a festival near you as soon as there are once again festivals near anyone.
In the meantime, find out more about Make-up here or read on and find more about our other productions.
Other NoLogoProductions productions
A Beginner's Guide to Populism;
'All of the actors are excellent in this smartly-paced show. It is expertly conceived, written and executed by a team who plainly have an eye for the socio-political zeitgeist. Echoes of the present resonate throughout – references to sex pests, contempt for experts, the invitation to build a wall - all delivered with wry humour and witty lines. A thoroughly entertaining play.' Buxton Fringe Review
After We Danced;
'If you are looking for a play that has warmth, examines the human condition, with some fine lines and performances from talented actors, then this could be the new play for you.' Remote Goat
Boxes;
'A smartly written, emotionally engaging piece. Emily Florence Hutchings and Moj Taylor have to portray a relationship in reverse, undoing the idea of years of built-up resentment to become a loving and hopeful young couple again, which they do brilliantly.' Reviews Hub
Casual Encounters;
'Simultaneously timely and timeless. Scott-Lucas' ageing horndog was an excellent realisation of a mid-life crisis. Eyers and Meyer both exude a cocksure menace as they interrupt the Rogers' world. All led by a diamond-sharp direction and story structure.' View from the Gods
Are You Lonesome Tonight?;
'The life and death of Elvis informs the drama in a fascinating way. A very interesting performance' On the Fringe
'All of the actors are excellent in this smartly-paced show. It is expertly conceived, written and executed by a team who plainly have an eye for the socio-political zeitgeist. Echoes of the present resonate throughout – references to sex pests, contempt for experts, the invitation to build a wall - all delivered with wry humour and witty lines. A thoroughly entertaining play.' Buxton Fringe Review
After We Danced;
'If you are looking for a play that has warmth, examines the human condition, with some fine lines and performances from talented actors, then this could be the new play for you.' Remote Goat
Boxes;
'A smartly written, emotionally engaging piece. Emily Florence Hutchings and Moj Taylor have to portray a relationship in reverse, undoing the idea of years of built-up resentment to become a loving and hopeful young couple again, which they do brilliantly.' Reviews Hub
Casual Encounters;
'Simultaneously timely and timeless. Scott-Lucas' ageing horndog was an excellent realisation of a mid-life crisis. Eyers and Meyer both exude a cocksure menace as they interrupt the Rogers' world. All led by a diamond-sharp direction and story structure.' View from the Gods
Are You Lonesome Tonight?;
'The life and death of Elvis informs the drama in a fascinating way. A very interesting performance' On the Fringe
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