Edinburgh Review: Mental, Pleasance Pop-Up: The Bedroom
Mental takes place in a bed in a residential building just outside the city centre. The walk back takes about 20 minutes. In the shadow of Arthur's seat we c...
Adam Foster
Edinburgh Review: Every Brilliant Thing, Summerhall @ Roundabout
There are endless brilliant things about Every Brilliant Thing. The play sees writer Duncan Macmillan reunited with Paines Plough following their critically acc...
Edinburgh Review: Travesti, Pleasance Dome
Two years ago, Chris Goode and Company made a piece in which the words of children were spoken by a cast of adults. In Travesti, the new piece from Unbound Prod...
Edinburgh Review: Bottleneck, Underbelly, Bristo Square
Bottleneck is a masterly demonstration of pulling-the-rug playwriting. Written by award-winning playwright Luke Barnes and produced by HighTide Festival Theatre...
Edinburgh Review: The Hive, Pleasance Dome
What are you reading this on? Your phone? A laptop? A tablet, maybe? In a world so reliant on technology, do you ever look at the screen in your hands and wonde...
Show 6, Summerhall @ Roundabout – a response
speak in a parallel universe they try to words but the words exactly they just stop when they try to speak they just stop as you say yes th...
Adam Foster
Adam graduated from the University of Exeter with a First Class degree in Drama. He is currently enrolled on Royal Holloway’s MA Playwriting course. As a playwright, Adam has had work performed at numerous venues including South Hill Park Arts Centre, New Wimbledon Studio, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Exeter Phoenix, the Northcott Theatre and at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. His most recent play, Long Story Short, was recently produced at the Pleasance Islington. As a theatre critic Adam has written for various publications, winning the Theatre Record Award for theatre criticism at this year’s National Student Drama Festival.