Edinburgh Fringe Review: Some Small Love Story
Two stories, four lovers and one constant feeling - this quietly small premise is all Hartshorn-Hook productions offer tentatively to their audience. A quartet ...
Katharine Wootton
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Towards the Moon
Musical theatre, we are told, is all about the triple threat: the actor, dancer and singer. Yet, each year at the Fringe, One Academy Productions bring a very d...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Milk & Mucus
Buried under the thick pile of half-crumpled flyers advertising the swarms of theatre, comedy and musical shows on offer at the Edinburgh Fringe, a fashion show...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Elves and the Shoemaker
As a cross between the madness of The Clangers and the sketchy wonder world of Tim Burton, The Elves and the Shoemaker is a charming children’s show that takes ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Vinegar Knickers: On the Edge
Hitler’s wife, improvised Danish, and a tormenting Oxford graduate interview are just some of the delights of Vinegar Knickers: On the Edge. In this tongue-in-c...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Machinal
Today, Ruth Snyder is a name that most likely excites nothing more than a blank indifference. Yet in the late 1920s, Snyder was the highpoint of gossip: an Amer...
