Edinburgh Fringe Review: Borges and I
(4/5 stars) I like books. So, apparently, do the Idle Motion team, as they have themed this delicate, ephemeral production around books, blindness and Borge...
Eleanor Turney
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Somnambules and the 7 Deadly Sins
(4/5 stars) Somnambules and the 7 Deadly Sins is a piece that will stay with you long after the last notes of the epic soundscape have died away. Visceral a...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Banksy: The Room in the Elephant
(3/5 stars) In 2011, the graffiti artist Banksy spray-painted “This looks a bit like an elephant” across the side of a water tank just outside Los Angeles. ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Albert Einstein: Relativitively Speaking
(3/5 stars) The basic problem with this show is that the nuclear bombs detonated on Hirshima and Nagasaki just aren't funny. A light-hearted romp through th...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Below the Belt
(4/5 stars) Richard Dresser's script is a beautiful thing, given hilarious life by a cracking cast of actors under Hamish MacDougall's direction. Full of black...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The House of Nostril
(4/5 Stars) Casual Violence's wonderful show, The House of Nostril, is a macabre and very silly treat. The cast of five bounce about the stage as a huge var...
Eleanor Turney
Eleanor Turney was Managing Editor of A Younger Theatre for four-and-a-half years. She is now Managing Editor of The Space, Web Editor for the British Council Theatre and Dance team, and a freelance writer and editor.