Edinburgh Fringe Review: Open, ZOO
Election night 2015. The UK is either teetering on the edge of a new era of politics or destined for another five years of Tory leadership. The nation is divide...
Hannah Margerison
Edinburgh Fringe Review: A+E, Pleasance Courtyard
Amongst busy nurses and clumsy drunks, three young people find themselves in late night A&E. Robyn has suffered a dreadful accident and her three friend...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Albert Einstein: Relativitively Speaking, Pleasance Courtyard
Nothing says fun quite like wave-particle duality, theories of critical opalescence and thermodynamic fluctuations. Am I right? Albert Einstein thinks so. He’s ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Institute, Pleasance Courtyard
It's a mismatched band of not-so-merry men – an architect tormented by high expectations, a hopeless romantic tormented by an Italian restaurant memory, a Germa...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Cinema, Northern Stage @ Summerhall
19 August, 1978. 8:21pm. Abadan, Iran. Nearly 500 people sit down to watch Masoud Kimiai’s 1974 film Gavaznha in the Cinema Rex. What follows is one of the most...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Midnight Cafe, Paradise in the Vault
Only a very specific kind of person wanders the streets of cities in the early hours of the morning: people with nowhere to go or people who have somewhere to g...
