Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ten Out of Ten
(4/5 stars) At a time when young people across the country are experiencing agony or ecstasy as a result of something as ultimately trivial as tests and gra...
Lauren Mooney
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Not the Messiah
(4/5 stars) Graham Chapman died of cancer in 1989, just shy of the celebrations for the twentieth anniversary of Monty Python's Flying Circus. In this one m...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Kabul
(5/5 stars) Kabul, which bears the name of the troubled city in which it is set, is both the story of a place and something far more personal. Set in 1997 w...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Melodic Dystrophy
(2/5 stars) The puppetry impresses far more than the writing in this Queen Mary Theatre Company show about a successful actor who is diagnosed with a rare, ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Fox
(3/5 stars) This new adaptation of Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr Fox sees a young company waver between making a children's show and, an important distinction, ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Captain Amazing
(5/5 stars) It isn’t easy to juggle the demands of being a superhero with marriage, fatherhood and a job at B&Q. Bruntwood prize-winning writer Alistai...
Lauren Mooney
Lauren graduated with an English degree from the University of Liverpool before moving to London. Aside from reviewing for AYT and her day job at Free Word, she also writes for Exeunt and TheatreGuide London, and helps make the London Horror Festival happen.