Edinburgh Fringe Review: Economy of Thought
(2/5 stars) When a tasteless office prank goes disastrously awry, the shadowy world of investment bankers becomes a whole lot darker. Against the gloomy bac...
Devawn Wilkinson
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Je ne sais quoi
(2/5 stars) What might now be called 'cabaret' was a very different experience in 1890s France. Forget raunchy repartee, damaged divas and any trace of glit...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Genesis/Golgatha
(4/5 stars) In a rather obscure Assembly venue space tucked behind a construction site, two of the most famous people in the world take the stage in order t...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Tin Ring
(5/5 stars) Dignity, passion and human resilience take centre stage in this compelling and considered adaptation of Zdenka Fantlova's memoir, The Tin Ring, ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Sweet Pang is Innocent
(1/5 stars) With its blaring music, gaudy coloured lights, amplified vocals and soulless sexuality, Sweet Pang is Innocent seems intent on creating the most...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Long Distance Affair (make possible an impossible trip)
(3/5 stars) "Would you like a kiss?" asks my Long Distance Affair guide during her off-beat and quasi-poetic opening speech that explains the practicalities...
Devawn Wilkinson
Devawn is a London-based writer, performance poet and aspiring theatre-maker. As a reviewer, she has written for A Younger Theatre, Theatre Royal Stratford East and Exeunt Magazine.