Review: Elixir, Underbelly Circus Hub
The phrase "on the edge of your seat" was invented for shows just like this. I spent the majority of the piece either praying that nobody would fall and/or die ...
Afshan D'souza-Lodhi
Review: Give Me Your Love, Summerhall
Give Me Your Love is a show about a man suffering from PTSD, who tries a novel method of taking MDMA to help with his therapy. The concept of the show is rather...
Review: Thrill Me, The Leopold and Loeb Story, C too
Thrill Me: The Leopold and Loeb Story is a musical drama based on the real case of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. The play, a two-hander, was written and perf...
Review: My Name Is…, The Space on North Bridge
My Name Is… is the newest play by theatre company Irruption, a company formed entirely of surgeons who are also theatre-makers. The show, a semi-verbatim piece ...
Review: Girls, Pleasance Courtyard
Theresa Ikoko, winner of the Alfred Fagon and George Devine Award, presents the theatrical masterpiece that is Girls, alongside Talawa Theatre Company, HighTide...
Review: Pike St, Roundabout at Summerhall
Nilaja Sun’s one woman show Pike St. features just under a dozen different characters and she plays every single one of them; from the anti-immigration neighbou...
Afshan D'souza-Lodhi
Afshan D’souza-Lodhi was born in Dubai and is of Indian/Pakistani descent. Afshan writes plays, prose, performance pieces and occasionally passive aggressive tweets. She has received theatre commissions from Royal Exchange Theatre, Z-arts and Eclipse Theatre. Afshan has written articles for Vada Magazine, The Body Narratives and now for A Younger Theatre. Follow her on twitter @ashlodhi or visit her website, one she hardly ever updates www.afshanlodhi.com