Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jurassic Park, Assembly Roxy
Okay, I’ll admit it. I haven’t seen the film Jurassic Park. Yes, I have lived under a rock for the past 50 years. But by no means does this stop me enjoying Sup...
Hannah Margerison
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Family, Underbelly Cowgate
Most people hitchhike to simply get from A to B. In fact, most people don’t really hitchhike much at all in 2015. Why put your life in the hands of total strang...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Eulogy of Toby Peach, Underbelly Cowgate
For the second time today and for the third time this week I find myself in a show about cancer. Earlier I learnt about BRCA1 on the back of a cello with a shar...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Communist Threat, Zoo Southside
It seems that politics in the twentieth century was very much a trust game. Who is spying for the Russians? Who is spying for the British Government? And most i...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: FEAST, Zoo
Spaghetti is thrown. Cornflakes fall from the air. Wine is spilt. The stage is a mess. Here lies the remnants of FEAST, Clout Theatre’s gutsy exploration of hum...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Births, Deaths and Marriages, Pleasance Courtyard
One eighteen-year-old is about to become a father, another is running away from his family home and a couple are having a lovers' tiff over a karaoke version of...
