Theatre: Fight Back Festival combats the crisis with a duality of purpose
The event, which runs online until April 24, gives artists an opportunity to earn income during the shutdown while also providing audiences with vital new work
Fight Back Theatre Festival
Rating: ****
Online at thenewtheatre.com until Friday, April 24
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