Edinburgh Fringe Review: Kiss Me and You Will See How Important I Am
Having myself been a crazy teenage girl not that long ago, I really wanted to love this piece. I too was an avid reader of Sylvia Plath, from whose writing thi...
Charlie Ely
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Hanafuda Denki (A Tale of Fantastic Traditional Playing Cards)
In the world of Hanafuda Denki the dead seem to show just as much life as the living. Not only do they run funeral parlours and help people on their journey to ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: (remor)
(remor) takes place in what is probably the smallest space at the fringe: a 3 x 4 metre metal box. This box is actually ½ a metre longer than the original perfo...
