Review: Beginning, National Theatre
It’s three in the morning and Danny is at the tail end of what looks like a pretty decent housewarming. He’s the last man standing, if you’re being kind; or the...
Amy Merrigan
Review: Knives in Hens, Donmar Warehouse
Knives in Hens and I are almost exactly the same age, right down to the month. David Harroway’s play was first performed in Edinburgh in 1995 – so I can’t prete...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Big Shot, Bedlam Theatre
From acclaimed company Theatre Movement Bazaar, Big Shot comes with the tagline, "Not The Godfather." It is, however, certainly a piece of theatre inspired...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Billy Through The Window, Underbelly Cowgate
When best friends Joe and Billy arrive at a secret bird watching hideout, they could be like any two friends off on some runaway adventure. They innocently unpa...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: 64 Squares, Underbelly Cowgate
This story is really all about a game of chess, and I never thought I'd say this, but it is much more interesting then that might sound. B, yes, just B, is o...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jamie Wood – O No! Assembly Roxy
As Jamie Wood wanders round in his huge loin cloth and then black dress, I can safely say that this is quite the strangest show I have ever seen. This hippy hom...
Amy Merrigan
Amy is a 20 year old Londoner and Student. She is currently studying Liberal Arts at Kings College London.