Edinburgh Fringe Review: Shakespeare for Breakfast
(3/5 Stars) This performance's uproarious reputation and promise of early morning pastries is enough to stir many punters from their tangled fringe bedsheet...
Liam Harrison
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Novermberunderground
(4/5 Stars) Pack your case full of limbs, handgun in its holster, bleach in your knapsack, and all aboard the NovemberUnderground! In the not too distant fut...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Beeston Rifles
(1/5 Stars) Like the characters in this show, I feel as if I've been taken hostage and mentally brutalised by Beeston Rifles. And not in a good way. Seeking ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Bridge That Tom Built
(4/5 Stars) An enraptured audience watch agog as Dominic Allen twists history to hilarious and heartfelt effect. The Bridge That Tom Built follows the extrao...
Edinburgh International Festival Review: On Behalf of Nature
On Behalf of Nature makes a valiant attempt to sing with all the voices of the mountains. However when approaching the peaks it stumbles, loses its footing an...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The List
(4/5 stars) An insidious dread grips the audience with ink stained hands, as we uncover the uncomfortably familiar items on Stellar Quines's List. In this o...
