Edinburgh Fringe Review: Travesty, Assembly George Square Studios
Anna and Ben are like any normal couple, with Travesty showing us snippets of their relationship by letting us peer into the intimacy of Anna’s bedroom. Nothing...
Joseph Winer
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Mine, The Space at Jury’s Inn
“You’re not good. You’re stained. But you’re mine”. One night, the police show up at a mother’s door. She knows it. He’s dead.... Until the police tell her he’s...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: A Boy Named Sue, C Nova
“Soldiers die. Women give birth.” A Boy Named Sue is a story about gender perceptions, sexuality and understanding the risks that come from not fitting in with ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: CUT, Underbelly Med Quad
As we enter the installation, we are warned to keep our feet behind the lines which act as runway down the centre of the space and are told that, in a moment, w...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Spring Awakening, Paradise in Augustines
In an oppressed nineteenth century Germany, a group of children become teenagers, but with no real knowledge of the adult world or where babies come from, how c...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore, Paradise in Augustines
‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore: Essentially Romeo and Juliet... with incest. John Ford’s reflection of the sins of seventeenth century British society is cleverly tran...
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.