Edinburgh Fringe Review: Don Quijote
Tom Frankland and Keir Cooper are bringing Miguel de Cervantes's Don Quijote into the modern day. Finding and sharing the quests of those who have tried against...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ours Was the Fen Country
(3/5 Stars) Being six metres below sea level, the chances of East Anglia slowly disappearing with the rising of sea waters is inevitable. The stretches of l...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Globophobia
(3/5 Stars) I know I shouldn't be, but I can't help but to sometimes feel a little sceptical when it comes to new writing at the Fringe. There's so much new...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Man in the Moone
(2/5 Stars) Rhum and Clay Theatre's newest work, The Man in the Moone, follows the adventures of a man who is determined to reach the moon. Having proposed ...
Edinburgh International Festival: Histoire d’amour
Teatro Cinema's Histoire d'amour is no easy piece to write about, nor is it an easy piece to watch. After the novel by Regis Jauffret, a man falls in love wit...
Edinburgh Fringe Festival: The Portrait Firm
(3/5 Stars) Space is integral to any performance, and in the case of work being programmed at the old veterinary college, Summerhall, a consideration of whi...
