Edinburgh Fringe Review: London Road, Sea Point
(3/5)
London Road is a street in the now-affluent Cape Town suburb of Sea Point. But it wasn't always that way. It was once seen as a dangerous area due to ab...
Dan Hutton
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Nobel
(3/5)
The issue of stem cell research and its ethical implications is one we must discuss as its potential becomes clear, but the morality becomes ever more c...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Wot? No Fish!!
(4/5)
What is the best way of describing history? As a straight line? A circle, perhaps? Or something else? In Wot? No Fish!!, Danny Braverman suggests an alt...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Tales of Magical Realism
(3/5)
There are only really four long lasting visual images in Sven Werner’s Tales of Magical Realism, all with kinetic parts: a train compartment with trees ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: League of St George
(3/5)
There is no shortage of ‘nation’ plays at this year’s Fringe. Most that I’m aware of, however, discuss the notion of an independent Scotland and its ide...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Thunderbards
(3/5)
We tell stories to keep ourselves going. To make us laugh, to make us cry, and to remind us that we’re human. Storytelling forms the crux of Thunderbard...
Dan Hutton
Dan recently graduated with a degree in English and Theatre Studies from the University of Warwick. He is a theatre-maker, freelance theatre critic and a company director of Barrel Organ Theatre.