Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Miller’s Tale: Wahala Dey Oh!
Ebullient, exuberant and bursting with energy, the cast of The Miller’s Tale fills its stage from the start and transports you to a world of colour, noise and n...
Sarah Sharp
Edinburgh Fringe Review: B.O.X
B.O.X. is a peculiar piece from NineSidedBox, a new theatre company from Harvard University. This is their first production and shows a group still very much in...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Maria, 1968
Although it gets off to a shaky start, Maria 1968 is a whimsical silly meta-theatrical delight. The laughs are loud, frequent and absurd. If the opening feels a...
Presidential Suite: A Modern Fairytale
Sarah Sharp chats to John Binkley, who, inspired by real events in France, wrote this banking crisis fairytale.
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Cabaret Nova
All dolled up for its adoring public, Cabaret Nova brings us a smorgasbord showcase of the wonderful delicacies it has to offer in its new abode. It was a bit o...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: This Is Soap
Members of the buoyant and ebullient C Theatre are on call every lunchtime to bring you the next installment in their completely improvised soap opera made dail...
