Edinburgh Fringe Review: HeLa
(3/5 Stars) Behind such medical breakthroughs as the Polio vaccination, cloning, HIV diagnosis and studies into genome identifying are a number of leading s...
Jake Orr
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Solfatara
(4/5 Stars)
Having shined during the BE Festival and subsequently toured as part of the Best of Be Festival, Spanish performance makers Atresbandes bring th...
Incoming Festival: Call to Arms at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
We're soon to hit the halfway point at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, which seems a perfect moment to pause and take stock of everything that we at A Younge...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Titus
(2/5 Stars) As a ten-year-old boy stands on the roof of his school, he contemplates his relationship with his father and his school friends, and he thinks o...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Various Lives of Infinite Nullity
(4/5 Stars) When Clout Theatre first appeared at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2012, I dismissed its piece, How A Man Crumbled. I failed to see what it was attemp...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Eugénie Grandet
(2/5 Stars) Honoré de Balzac's 1833 novel Eugénie Grandet is, for the first time, brought to the stage in an adaption from Jonathan Choat for Hartshorn-Hook...
