Edinburgh Fringe Festival: Mark Watson: The Information
Mark Watson’s latest comedy show explores the nature of our information age, where personal details are scattered across the internet and you can’t buy a carrot...
Laura Dodge
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Flamenco Roots
I love the passion and intricate footwork of flamenco, so Ricardo Garcia’s Flamenco Flow show seemed like an excellent opportunity to indulge in this gorgeous S...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Les Misérables
I’ve never seen Les Misérables before (having been put off by the extortionate West End prices) but was most impressed by the professionalism of this youth prod...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Showstoppers
Billed as an improvised musical comedy, The Showstoppers has received rave five-star reviews from Time Out and other publications, but I left without raising a ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Collision
Self-proclaimed as “the Fringe's must see feel-good journey through dance and music”, Lite Fantastic’s Collision is proving to be popular viewing with dance ent...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Austentatious: An Improvised Jane Austen Novel
"Nothing in life is free", or so my mother used to say. Well, there’s plenty of free shows at the Edinburgh Fringe and if Austentatious is anything to go by, th...
