Edinburgh Fringe Review: I keep a woman in my flat chained to a radiator, Zoo
As one of the most literal titles at the fringe this year, the premise of this show is probably quite obvious. This comedy jumps straight into a regular nigh...
Edwina McEachran
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Camille, Summerhall
As a victim of a hugely unfair patriarchal struggle, sculptor and artist Camille Claudel, (born in 1864) is subjected to imprisonment in a mental institute to l...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Solo Date, Assembly George Square Studios
Solo Date follows Ho-Nein after the death of his long term partner Alain. In an attempt to regain what was lost along with Alain’s physical body, Ho-Nien invest...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Nuclear Family, Assembly Roxy
Everyone wants to be an armchair detective. After the popularity of Netflix show How to Make a Murderer our insatiable need for crime thrillers has gone wild. N...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Dwelling Place, Summerhall
In the basement of Summerhall is a small desolate island off the Scottish Hebrides. Through large projections of a calm sea, desolate and abandoned homes, and a...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Entrails, theSpace @ Venue 45
Joseph Heller’s 1961 novel Catch 22 has influenced myriad visual material for many artists, creating a platform to explore images of trauma and pain within the ...
Edwina McEachran
Edwina is a culture blogger covering the diverse arts and theatre scene in Manchester. View her blog "Between the Land and I" here: betweentheland.wordpress.com