Edinburgh Fringe Review: Kubrick3
(3/5 stars) The team behind Kubrick3 wastes no opportunity to remind their audience that the show is based on completely true events, and it's easy to see why....
Lauren Mooney
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Islanders
(4/5 stars) Amy Mason and Eddie Argos used to be a couple. Now they're not. She'd almost forgotten their one trip away together, to the Isle of Wight, until a ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Boys
(3/5 stars) The Guardian called Ella Hickson the voice of our generation, and if that’s true, Boys suggests that we are not a very happy one. Set in a stude...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Grounded
(4/5 Stars) The Pilot lives to fly – she dreams of the blue sky and nothing makes her happier than to be out in it, alone. But it isn't all blue skies: this...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Leo
(3/5 stars) There are shows you see at the Fringe that you can't imagine succeeding in the same way anywhere else. It's unquantifiable, a charm based on som...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Exposed
(2/5 stars) That we are, as human beings, susceptible to certain impulses is a truth universally acknowledged – the desire to make a noise in a quiet place,...
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.