Edinburgh Fringe Review: I’m With the Band
(2/5)
I think David Cameron would quite like I’m With the Band. Written by Tim Price and directed by Hamish Pirie, it uses a band (all male, may I add) to a...
Dan Hutton
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Events
(4/5)
Let’s get this straight: David Greig’s The Events is not ‘about’ the Norwegian massacre committed by Anders Breivik. It uses the event as a source of ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Where the White Stops
(3/5)
What happens when we break boundaries and stray further than we ought to? Antler Theatre suggests that, though there may be consequences, the pay-off of...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The State vs John Hayes
(3/5)
We in the UK have always had a strange fascination with Death Row. The idea of capital punishment is so alien to us that its presentation seems glorious...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Circles
(3/5)
The beginning of Limb2Limb’s Circles starts out by questioning gender norms, as a girl finds a box of toys before giving her sleeping brother the cars w...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The “Lockerbie Bomber”
(3/5 stars)
With al-Megrahi and Gadaffi dead, many may assume that the debate surrounding the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie is now over. Ke...
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.