Edinburgh Fringe Review: Bristol Revunions: Cream, Just the Tonic at The Caves
You can find more comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe than you can find ants in an anthill, and it's often difficult to know where to start. Do you go for improv...
Hannah Margerison
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Some Big Some Bang, Underbelly Cowgate
An orange tree cascades from the ceiling, screeching cat sounds punctuate the theatre's silence and a family gathers for their mother’s memorial. This is the sl...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Acts of Redemption, Underbelly Cowgate
Redundant lottery tickets, unexpected meetings on nights out, fathers and a curious incident of a dog in the nighttime: A.K.A., the ingredients of Acts of Redem...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Blind Mirth, Paradise in the Vault
I’m starting to believe that the only comedy shows in existence should be improv comedy. Formed of seven St. Andrews university students, Blind Mirth’s comedy i...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: 2 Become 1, C Nova
Jess is having a tough time. She’s going through a break-up from Leo – perfect, beautiful ‘The One’ Leo. If it were 2015, she’d remove him from Facebook, delete...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: UKIP! The Musical, theSpace @ Surgeon’s Hall
We’ve seen a surge in musical theatre over the past few years of shows that tentatively straddle a fine line between genius and extremely offensive – shows such...
