Edinburgh Fringe Review : Captain Morgan 2, The Sea of Souls, Pleasance Dome
Captain Morgan 2: Sea of Souls is an explosion of pure imagination. A sequel of bewildering giddiness, it follows Captain Morgan 1: The Sands of Time, which...
Tamsin Paternoster
Ediburgh Fringe Review: The Temptation of St Anthony, Summerhall
The Temptation of St Anthony is a beautiful, emotionally-charged exposition on spiritual possession. Its multicultural cast explore the topic from multiple pers...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Menage, Underbelly
Turn right, walk up the road and call a number outside the pub. The instructions demanded by a note handed over sheepishly by the box office, the perfomance of ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review : E15, Gilded Balloon
This is a play of immense exuberance. FYSA Theatre has thrown itself into a banner-waving rendition of the Focus E15 campaign. The 29 mothers...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Pole, Underbelly
Pole explores different people’s perceptions and reactions to pole dancing. A physically rigorous piece that is visually impressive, the three girls move in per...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: 17 Border Crossings, Summerhall
A horizontal bar of light, a table with a chair and a coffee mug are the only things Thaddeus Phillips has to work with in his remarkable journey across borders...
Tamsin Paternoster
Tamsin is the Culture Editor for The Hippo Collective, and Video and Photography Section Director at International Political Forum, follow her on twitter @tamsinjp