Edinburgh Fringe Review: Red, Like Our Room Used To Feel
In an otherwise busy Fringe Festival, those rare spaces to breathe should be savoured – preferably with a nice glass of port or a hot cup of tea. Red, Like Our ...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Our Soldier
I have seen far too many interpretations of Macbeth that do not reach the mark, but Fools Play Collective have cleverly merged past brilliance with present them...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Mr Carmen
If you see only one performance in the Russian season at the Fringe, Engineering Theatre AKHE’s Mr Carmen is certainly the one to see. Loosely alluding to Merim...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Road That Wasn’t There
Part of the Free Fringe, the New Zealand company Trick of the Light Theatre has travelled across the world to tell a wonderful story of maps and roads that exis...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Activism is Fun!
Chris Coltrane, standup comedian, activist and writer, brings his new show Activism is Fun! to the Free Fringe Festival this year. Part performance, part comedy...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Boris & Sergey’s Vaudevillian Adventure
If you ever thought that puppets were innocent creatures, Flabbergast Theatre will certainly remove any fragment of such an illusion. Boris and Sergey - two fil...
