Edinburgh Fringe Review: Yellow Pears
(2/5 stars) I've a soft spot for generous and unpretentious performers, so before I cast aspersions on Swept Up Theatre’s Yellow Pears, I have to emphasise ...
Devawn Wilkinson
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Whatever Gets You Through the Night
(4/5 stars) Ever felt homesick for a place you've never lived? Such is the effect of Cora Bissett's multi-disciplinary multi-authored mini-odyssey across Sc...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Damned
(2/5 stars) Think watered-down Waiting for Godot, populated by characters from Carroll's Wonderland who are dressed like characters from Brideshead Revisite...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Play for September
(4/5 stars) From its opening moment to its final word , Play for September involves and unnerves. By turns wickedly funny and deeply harrowing, Lost Watch T...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Daughters
(3/5 stars) Some of the most considered and exciting work I've seen at the Fringe so far has come from surprisingly young companies, and Hot Bear's dark and...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: XY
(2/5 stars) I was left more than a little cold by today's line-up at Papercut Theatre's rotating showcase of short plays, XY. The project is an infinitely i...
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.