Edinburgh Fringe Review: Freeze!
(3/5 Stars) At what point does the act of doing something become a performance? Is it when an audience is placed in front of the work? Or when careful const...
Jake Orr
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Titus Andronicus
(3/5 Stars) All female company Smooth Faced Gentlemen brings Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus to Bedlam Theatre as part of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. It's...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Gym Party
(4/5 Stars) Made In China are innovators within contemporary theatre in the UK. It's a company which continually tests its audience, pushing themselves as p...
Edinburgh International Festival Review: Hamlet
Hamlet, perhaps the greatest Shakespearian play for any actor to tackle. With a history of being played by some of the finest actors to ever walk our stages, ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Lauder!
(1/5 Stars) Jonathan Safran Foer's 2005 novel Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close is a phenomenal piece of writing. Following the journey of Oscar as he att...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Missing
(4/5 Stars) In Amit Lahav's director's notes for Gecko Theatre's latest production, Missing, he suggests that "I honestly don't know what Missing will mean ...
