Edinburgh Review: Icarus Falling, C nova
Scott Wings' intimate performance poetry piece Icarus Falling erupts into a blistering glimpse into the darkness of one man's battle with depression. As Daedalu...
Rowena Hawkins
Edinburgh Review: Yellow Moon: The Ballad of Leila and Lee, theSpace @ Surgeon’s Hall
An air of ancient legend hangs about David Grieg's sweary modern romance in a way that's quite difficult to put into words. Maybe it's just all the majestic dee...
Edinburgh Review: Darkle, theSpace @ Surgeon’s Hall
Inside a dirty shared flat with underwear strewn across the furniture and a Pot Noodle lingering by the sink, three housemates create a peculiar imagined wo...
Edinburgh Review: The 56, Underbelly Bristo Square
Sitting on a wooden football stand with mournful eyes penetrating the audience, three people give their testimonies of the 1985 Bradford City Fire. Devised from...
Edinburgh Review: Chatroom, C nova
Online forums provide a place to share interests and jokes about Willy Wonka or somewhere to get support when you feel alone at the beginning of Chatroom. But t...
Edinburgh Review: Squidboy, Underbelly Bristo Square
Squidboy is about the adventures of a very camp, cat-eating squid. Squidboy is about a boy who thinks he's imagining that he's a squid, or a squid who might rea...
Rowena Hawkins
Rowena has just finished the second year of her English degree at King’s College London and has spent her summer so far working with the wonderful LIFT festival. When she’s not writing essays or reading Shakespeare she can be found watching plays, writing about them, wandering art galleries or drinking tea.