Edinburgh Review: Lie Back And Think Of England, C nova
Sex sells. Rachel Lincoln knows this, which is why she has created this show about it. It begins in darkness, Lincoln shining a headtorch onto an inflated condo...
Tim Bano
Edinburgh Review: Loose Soul, Spotlites at Merchant’s Hall
Connection breeds disconnection. Pinky creates an online persona, a superhero called Penelope, through whom she meets a guy and falls in love. But Penelope is n...
Edinburgh Review: Return To The Voice, Summerhall at St Giles’ Cathedral
If once there existed an ancient glen, verdant and calm, with a cool stream running through that nourished grazing sheep, if once there existed this Arcadian id...
Edinburgh Review: Awkward Conversations With Animals I’ve F*cked, Underbelly Cowgate
Rob Hayes’s comedy will strike a chord with anyone who’s had a one night stand with a dog. Or a cat. Or a goat, a monkey or a bear. Standing in his vest and ...
Edinburgh Review: Spine, Underbelly Cowgate
Tumbledown stacks of books in wooden boxes comprise the set for Clara Brennan’s fierce, fast-paced monologue. In it, Brennan follows Amy, a hot headed teenager ...
Edinburgh Review: Once Upon A Nightmare, Laughing Horse at the Counting House
Once upon a time there was a girl called Sophie and her brother Andy. They were called into the dream land Somnia to get the dreamstone and save the world. I...
Tim Bano
After studying Classics at university, which gave Tim a brilliant insight into the origins of drama as we know it, he has been spending his time writing about arts and culture. He particularly loves writing about theatre, and seeing the wide range of productions and talent that the country has to offer.