Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Eat Your Heart Out, Paradise in Augustine’s
★★★ Tightrope Theatre’s Eat Your Heart Out focuses on seventeen year old Bel Jones (played by Ella McCallum), a bright and highly sociable sixth former who b...
Joseph Winer
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Baby Face, Summerhall
★★★★★ Performed by Katy Dye, Baby Face probably genres as a sort of in-yer-face performance art where the spectators are blamed, used, and made to feel incre...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Lights Over Tesco Car Park, Pleasance Dome
★★★★★ Sometimes a show does something a little bit special. Poltergeist Theatre’s Lights Over Tesco Car Park is a disco-infused, joyous mockumentary-esque ce...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Basement Tapes
★★★★ A girl is clearing out her grandmother’s basement following her death. The basement is a messy, unkept space, full of eerie mysteries and unexpected sur...
Review: Siren, Pleasance Dome
A woman in a swimming costume sits on a platform built within the sandy rocks on an island. A man in a red safety-guard beach top wheels around her on rollerb...
Review: The Soft Subject (A Love Story), Assembly Hall
Written and performed by Chris Woodley, this one man show tells Woodley's own story about being a drama teacher, growing up gay and falling in love. He perfo...
Joseph Winer
Joseph studied English and Drama at Queen Mary University. He is a London-based director, writer and drama facilitator, mainly working with youth groups and schools in and around the city.