Edinburgh Fringe Review: Beulah
Caught between the seconds of time, straddled between dreams and moving as a mist between this world and the next is a beautiful and sublime place called Beulah...
Katharine Wootton
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Sewing Machine
In the heart of South African apartheid, Magdaleen champions her treasured femininity far above her white race, seeking a sisterhood that will hold her together...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Songs For A New World
If Beckett is the absurdist rebel of the theatre world, Jason Robert Brown has to be his musical theatre counterpart. With no narrative, plot or definitive char...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Shakespeare For Breakfast
They say that the way to a woman’s heart is through her stomach and for this woman, that adage applies in absolutely all circumstances, including theatre. So se...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: EastEnd Cabaret
Ladies and gentleman, wilkommen to EastEnd Cabaret – an evening of scintillating sexiness that forever quivers on the wrong side of risqué. Join the dangerously...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Loves I Haven’t Known
The Loves I Haven’t Known confesses to be “an almost entirely true story based on things that never actually happened”. Sparking off all kinds of existential ni...
