Review: The Inheritance, Noel Coward Theatre
For the most part, I try to avoid the use of superlatives when I’m writing about plays. They’re generally too strong, or bigger than what’s actually needed. Add...
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Review: A Haunted Existence, The Island, Bristol
A Haunted Experience fits into an abandoned police station turned multi-purpose arts centre (The Island). I freely enter an installation which presents research...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, WHITE, Pleasance Courtyard
★★★★★ Mixed race identity is often described as being stuck between two worlds, a descriptor that lacks nuance. Koko Brown’s one woman show WHITE adds layers...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Man Down, Venue 13
★★★★ Controversial deaths seem to be a catalyst for riots, which in turn leads to difficult conversations about race the world over. Man Down is no exception...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Trojan Horse, Summerhall
★★★ Trojan Horse, directed by Matt Woodhead, leaves us wanting more. Underneath the classical sounds of the tabla merging into a contemporary dance beat, we ...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Meek, Traverse Theatre
★★★ Penelope Skinner’s Meek explores the negative impacts that the right to freedom of expression has on both individual and country. After Irene is imprison...