Edinburgh Fringe Review: Anoesis
(4/5 Stars) As a platform for young people in the arts, it seems terrible that this is the first time A Younger Theatre has had the chance to experience the...
Jake Orr
Edinburgh Fringe Review: No Place Like
(2/5 Stars)
Le Mot Juste's No Place Like combines a number of verbatim conversations with observations and experiences from the company's own life with elderl...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dumbstruck
(3/5 Stars) Having been at the Edinburgh Fringe for the past nine days, there seems (to me at least) to be a distinct lack of theatre pieces that are making...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: That Is All You Need to Know
(4/5 Stars) In the year that Alan Turing is given a formal apology from the Government, emerging theatre company Idle Motion brings the story of cracking th...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Our Fathers
(4/5 Stars) It's not often a piece of theatre can pierce me like an arrow and strike my heart. This was the sensation I felt after leaving Babakas's Our...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: On The One Hand
(3/5 Stars) The average life expectancy in the UK has now hit 79.5 years we are told in The Paper Birds's new piece, On The One Hand. Depicting the relatio...
