Edinburgh Fringe Review: Manwatching, Roundabout @ Summerhall
An honest and frank exploration of female sexuality, Manwatching is written by an anonymous playwright for the Royal Court. She has chosen to remain anonymo...
Emily Dunford
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Lungs, Roundabout @ Summerhall
Lungs, 2014’s big success from Paines Plough, is constantly concerned with time. In an hour, a couple’s lifespan has passed. Moments pass by in minutes, see...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Happy Birthday Without You, Roundabout @ Summerhall
Without question, Violet Fox is a wanker. Sonia Jalay, her creator, however, is a hilarious woman. PaperMash Theatre presents an exploration of Violet’s com...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Liberation, Zoo Southside
A woman lies naked on a vast stage. She flexes and writhes, muscles stressed under the light. The woman staggers to her feet, an elk calf dazed and astonish...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: We This Way, Summerhall
We This Way is the ultimate theatrical experience for fans of the Choose Your Own Adventure series. Seth Kriebel gently nudges his audience to choose A or B...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Raz, Assembly George Square
As Shane (James Cartwright) struts about the bare stage in his finest keks, the overarching theme of his actions, his words, is the need to feel alive. He d...
Emily Dunford
Emily is an English and Theatre student for the University of Warwick. At university she is active in the drama scene and has produced several shows in addition to coordinating the Warwick Student Arts Festival. Her interests in theatre are widespread and she is always on the lookout for stimulating news and criticism. Having previously written for Broadway Baby, Emily is excited to hunt for the gems of the Fringe with A Younger Theatre.