Edinburgh Fringe Review: From Where I’m Standing
(2/5 Stars) From Where I’m Standing gives a complex time-lapsed view of family relationships on the fringes of modern terrorism. In a Mumbai embassy, a bomb...
Liam Harrison
Edinburgh International Festival Review: The Tragedy of Coriolanus
The bard enters the battle of the bands in The Tragedy of Coriolanus, an international adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic text with a unique musical accompan...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: A Conversation With My Father
(3/5 Stars) Kettling, forward intelligence teams and giant woollen onesies, just some of the amusing and distressing topics in Hannah Nicklin’s new one woma...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: A Body to Die(t) For
(2/5 Stars) Imagine for a moment if Les Misérables had violently let itself go. The revolutionaries became too fat to riot, the army too tired and hungry to...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Trash Cuisine
(3/5 Stars) Torture, execution and varied cooking instructions mingle together to make Trash Cuisine a demented delicacy well worth savouring. From the m...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Breakup of Cause and Effect
(2/5 Stars) Is it possible for a joke to become old instantaneously? How short can a gag's theatrical half-life last? In this case study of The Breakup of C...
