Edinburgh Review: Harry the King, ZOO Southside
Pertinently taking place in the same year as the 100 year anniversary of the First World War, Mingled Yarn’s Harry the King, an adaptation of Shakespeare’s Henr...
Amy Squirrell
Edinburgh Review: Ctrl+Alt+Delete, ZOO Southside
A walking contradiction, teenager Amy Jones loves Strictly Come Dancing and reading Orwell; she’s bright but her grammar is terrible. But she’s electric, and fi...
Edinburgh Review: Chlorine, ZOO Southside
When Biddy starts to go off the rails at a music festival, her friends just assume it’s the drugs. But when she fails to come down from her outrageous high, the...
Edinburgh Review: God’s Own Country, ZOO Southside
God’s Own Country is a heartwarming romance turned harrowing drama about a young Yorkshire lad who takes his affections for the girl next door way too far. Y...
Edinburgh Review: Somebody I Used to Know, Assembly Roxy
Wherever you are in your life, Somebody I Used to Know will wrench you from it and plant you firmly back in your adolescent years – of underage drinking, secret...
Edinburgh Review: On the Upside Down of the World, Assembly Roxy
On the Upside Down of the World is a rich snapshot of colonial New Zealand based on the memoirs of Mary Ann Martin and skilfully brought to life by Laurel Deven...
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.