Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Got Dressed In Front of My Nephew Today, Zoo
Feminism and beauty are topics that are often tackled by fringe theatre, with varying results. The Feral Foxy Ladies, however, have succeeded in creating an exc...
Andy Smith
Review: Songs For a New World, St James Theatre
Currently celebrating 20 years since it’s first off-Broadway outing, Songs For a New World is one of Jason Robert Brown’s finest works. His eclectic and dynamic...
Review: A Single Act, Theatro Technis
The still young Duelling Productions return to Camden with their hard-hitting and affecting production of Jane Bodie’s A Single Act, proving that this company o...
Review: The Showstoppers, Udderbelly
With years of experience and an incredible talent providing the foundation to its shows, it is no surprise that The Showstoppers never ceases to prove itself as...
Review: Ablutions, Soho Theatre
Hailing from Bristol, FellSwoop is one theatre company whose fringe and touring theatre shows turn heads every year, and their ever-growing reputation is incred...
Review: Elephant Man, Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
Fourth Monkey Ensemble is known for its unique and heavily physical, visceral approach to theatre making. All of these elements bleed through this production of...
Andy Smith
Andy has written arts reviews and articles for many online and Fringe sites and magazines, including One Room With A View, Exeposé, Broadway Baby, The Elektrospank, Pleasance Times and A Younger Theatre. He also plays the banjo for singer/songwriter Ben Murphie