Edinburgh Review: Hunter and Johnny, Zoo
Adam El Hagar is the charming, personable young Johnny Depp in this frenetic depiction of his relationship with larger than life gonzo journalist and author Hun...
Amy Squirrell
Edinburgh Review: Boosters, ZOO
Boosters is a merciless critique of the British justice system and its considerable pitfalls. Through a combination of story telling and poignant real life reco...
Edinburgh Review: The Kneejerk of Sloth, ZOO
An abrupt death. A rape. A glue factory full of slightly deranged people. Another death. The Kneejerk of Sloth sounds like grim viewing. But it’s not, really. S...
Edinburgh Review: 18b, ZOO
Britain, 1942. We enter 18b as three women are being questioned on suspicion of endangering the state, under regulation 18b, a law that allows the imprisonment ...
Edinburgh Review: Pioneer, ZOO Southside
In the not too distant future, an attempt is being made to get humans to Mars. It’s not the first attempt; the Mars mission of 2025 mysteriously went missing. T...
Edinburgh Review: The Curious Incident of the Frog in My Sightline, ZOO Southside
The Curious Incident of the Frog in My Sightline is a surreal yet witty exploration of, well, what might happen if everything were suddenly to become frog. Due ...
Amy Squirrell
Amy is an arts and culture journalist based in Brighton. She blogs about current affairs and chats to artists about meaningful things. She is also a cellist.