Edinburgh Review: Macbheatha, Summerhall
Watching a familiar play in a language entirely unknown to you is a peculiar experience. That’s what David Walker and White Stag Theatre Company have created (f...
James Fennemore
Edinburgh Review: I Promise You Sex and Violence, Northern Stage at King’s Hall
I Promise You Sex and Violence aims to shock. But if the company thinks this show is making an urgent socio-political statement, it certainly doesn’t come acros...
Edinburgh Review: Raymondo, Summerhall
Raymondo is a proper story. Like one you’d actually make up, with larger-than-life characters, in a weird and wicked world, battling it out for love and happine...
Edinburgh Review: Good Timin’, Northern Stage at King’s Hall
Good Timin’ is the story of Ian Mclaughlin’s search for his estranged father. It’s warm and tender, and an interesting reflection on what makes us who we are. ...
Edinburgh Review: Dreams of Peace and Freedom, C south
Dreams of Peace and Freedom is a tribute to David Maxwell Fyfe, who was one of the Nuremberg prosecutors and an important advocate of the European Convention of...
Edinburgh Review: Play Dough, Northern Stage at King’s Hall
Play Dough offers its audience of children the opportunity to be rampant capitalists for an hour. Unlimited Theatre combines an interactive game-show style comp...
James Fennemore
James recently graduated with a degree in English Language and Literature from Oxford University. He writes reviews and features independently and for A Younger Theatre, Broadway Baby, and Cherwell, Oxford’s student newspaper. He also directs and produces theatre, including production credits at Oxford Playhouse, Arcola Theatre, and C Venues Edinburgh.