Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dead Man’s Cell Phone, Underbelly Cowgate
What do you do when a dead man’s cell phone is ringing? Do you: A) Ignore it? B) Call an ambulance? Or C) Answer it? Jean chooses the latter. And in doing so, b...
Hannah Margerison
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jethro Compton’s Frontier Trilogy: The Rattlesnake’s Kiss, C Nova
I’m not sure what it is about this period of history that inspires such vivid storytelling – some of it of questionable quality. With Jethro Compton’s The Rattl...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Tumbling After, SpaceTriplex
Jack and Jill went up to The Hill pub for three pints and some slippery nipple shots. Jack brings home Gretel, Jill brings home Peter. Just average one-night st...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Comfort Slaves, New Town Theatre
There's nothing quite like immersive theatre. I find myself sitting on the work surfaces in the dingy basement kitchen of a theatre; the industrial lights are c...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Ascension of Mrs Leech, Greenside @ Infirmary Street
It’s early morning. A flurry of beings surround the most important man on Earth, fumbling with their clipboards for the daily meeting, taking place in the Big W...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ross & Rachel, Assembly George Square
Joey, Monica, Chandler, Phoebe, Ross and Rachel all put their keys down on the table of their New York apartment. It’s 2004 and The Last One. The audience is on...
