Callum Madge
@CWMadge
Callum is Creative Administrator for Lung Ha Theatre Company - a theatre company for learning disabled performers, and Project Administrator for flip Artists - an initiative which supports the artistic development of disabled artists. He has been writing for The Wee Review since 2011.
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Reviews: 209
Other Articles: 29
Preview: The Great Yes, No, Don’t Know Five Minute Theatre Show
National Theatre of Scotland’s performance project is pretty much what it says on the tin.
Interview: Dan Glass
Callum Madge speaks to the activist about his HIV themed cabaret, and why he’s travelling the UK with a nine-foot penis.
Avenue Q
A hilarious musical that deftly blends the style of children’s entertainment with grown up themes.
Interview: Owen Gower
Callum Madge poses some questions to the director about his documentary on the infamous miner’s strikes.
Preview: Dear Scotland
National Theatre of Scotland and Scottish National Portrait Gallery wax lyrical on their homeland.
Edinburgh Short Film Festival at Hidden Door
A selection of films from the 2013 programme showing at a one off screening.
Wavelength
Jennifer Duff from Pulp Fiction Books speaks about the 1967 avant-garde film from Canadian experimental director Michael Snow.
Interview: Paul Bruce
Ahead of a screening at Hidden Door Festival, Callum Madge speaks to the Festival Director of the Edinburgh Short Film Festival.
Interview: Caitlin Skinner
Callum Madge speaks to the Director of Village Pub Theatre who are showcasing their work at the Traverse Theatre from March 31st.
Interview: Madeleine Sackler
Callum Madge speaks to the director about her documentary Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus.
The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart
A wonderful evening of tall tales and live music from the National Theatre of Scotland.
Short Term 12
A touching film that portrays both the traumatising and uplifting sides to working with troubled teenagers.
You’ll Be a Man
A young man gets a job as a nanny in this warm-hearted and enjoyable coming of age movie.
Before the Winter Chill
When a wealthy doctor meets an ex-patient he begins to re-evaluate the achievements of his life.
The Congress
A surreal take on what the future could possibly have in store, realised with vivid pigmentation.
Wakolda: The German Doctor
A cold and pensive drama about the infamous Nazi scientist Josef Mengele after he had fled Germany.
Competition – Eternal Love
Your chance to win a pair of tickets to Eternal Love at Edinburgh’s King’s Theatre in March.
PLANET LUVOS
A visually mesmerising imagining of primordial creatures depicted by oddly contorted dancers.
Tito on Ice
The quirky documentary of Max Andersson and Lars Sjunnesson’s book tour – with Marshal Tito’s corpse.
The Armstrong Lie
The story of the one-time legendary cyclist, now recognised as nothing but a fraud.