Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Complete History of the BBC (Abridged)
(3/5 Stars) Being a BBC-obsessed weirdo can be a sad existence. Living in perpetual fear of a licence-fee-reduction, refusing to watch ITV out of spite, pla...
Harrison Kelly
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Pint Dreams
(4/5 Stars) Maybe I am just being dismal, but walking around the Edinburgh Fringe alone can be depressing. It is possible to go ages without conversation, a...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Touched… Like A Virgin
(4/5 Stars) Olivia Lee is enthralling in this coming-of-age play about growing up too late. Zoe Lewis’s perceptive script explores the crisis of a 30-someth...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Journey To X
(3/5 Stars) TS Drama Theatre Company’s performance of Irish playwright Nancy Harris’s comedy about an aspiring Irish girl band is very auspicious. Journey T...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Beijing Cake
(4/5 Stars) There is something clean-cut about Rachel Kauder Nalebuff’s complex play about culture shock and national stereotyping. Everything is polished a...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Heart IKEA
(1/5 Stars) Although Illyria Arts has come up with a romantic comedy which is markedly different, it is too hollow and too strained to justify the experimen...
Harrison Kelly
Harrison is a freelance critic, writer, journalist and researcher with a penchant for arts, entertainment and media. Aside from contributing to various publications and websites, he currently studies at Dundee University where he is deputy editor of the student-run magazine, The Magdalen.