Funded venues are struggling. It’s why fringe theatre is so important
Barons Court Theatre, London; Òran Mór, Glasgow; Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle. Photos: cktravels.com/Shutterstock; DGreenPhoto/Shutterstock; Hazel Plater/Shutterstock
Fringe theatre has played a significant role in the development of playwriting and of careers over the past 60 years – and it’s crucial for audiences too, says Lyn Gardner
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