Edinburgh Fringe Review: Letter To The Man (From The Boy)
Henry Raby invites his audience into his world of childhood superheroes, where the Beanie rules and the need for deodorant is near on forgotten. In a world of c...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Bristol Improv for Hire
In a mesmerizingly witty piece of improvised comedy, Bristol Improv dig out their ties and shirts and dive into an all too familiar world that shakes up the fun...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Anthony Rapp: Without You
Hit rock musical Rent has inspired thousands of people with its powerful message to love fully and live each day as the last. (In fact, I struggled through my o...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Shit
Actress Silvia Gallerano perches on the edge of a stool that is taller than she is. Microphone in hand, she is completely naked aside from the shocking red lips...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: How A Man Crumbled
Clout Theatre, a graduate company of the Lecoq-theatre school, present their physical and comedic How A Man Crumbled at Summerhall as part of the Edinburgh Frin...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Bitch Boxer
In the hundreds of shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, you know there is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. It couldn’t come any more energy-filled and ...