Blog: Everyone’s a critic…
September: for most, a time for fresh beginnings, hectic early mornings and new stationery. For me, and so many other Fringe performers, it’s a time to catch up...
Louise Jones
Edinburgh Review: The Addams Family, Assembly Hall
The RCS has brought The Addams Family to Assembly Hall in its Edinburgh Fringe debut, and it certainly doesn’t disappoint. The dark and imposing set, complete w...
Edinburgh Review: Shakespeare’s Villains, theSpace on the Mile
It’s a bold move to bring Shakespeare to the Fringe. In a festival surrounded by new scripts, it’s hard to bring a freshness to Shakespeare without a large budg...
Edinburgh Review: The Player’s Advice to Shakespeare, C nova/ C too
Considering they had to do a quick change of venue last minute, the cast of The Player’s Advice to Shakespeare still gave a good show, not fazed by the new surr...
Edinburgh Review: NewsRevue 2014, Pleasance Courtyard
NewsRevue calls itself the world’s longest running live comedy show, and has received stellar reviews in the past. The ensemble cast is incredibly slick. Maybe ...
Edinburgh Review: Riptide: A Slasher Musical, Sweet Venues Grassmarket
If you’ve seen these guys on the Mile, often lying covered in fake blood, you’ll know they’re promising a gore-filled slasher parody of an evening. I was more t...
Louise Jones
Louise is a recent English literature graduate from the University of York. Whether it's an unprovoked essay on Much Ado or a student pantomime, she'll write it.