Review Edinburgh Fringe: Macbeth
Against the cacophony of droning planes and rattles of thunder, Greenwich Theatre share a very intimate story of a grand tragedy. It’s the tale that is written ...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Prodigious
This "dance-only musical" explores the life of an easily-led teenager in the drug-fuelled clubbing scene of the 90s. Created by Lite Fantastic, a company of stu...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: As Ye Sow
Theatre of the Damned, known for their particular kind of horror theatre, present As Ye Sow, written by Stewart Pringle and directed by Tom Richards. Set in an ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Happy Prince
There can be no more charming and radiant a show at the Fringe this year than English Cabaret’s The Happy Prince. Adapted by Sue Casson – who also plays the Cho...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: A Real Man’s Guide To Sainthood
Milk Presents burst onto the Edinburgh Fringe scene last year with their version of Bluebeard: A Fairytale for Adults, which revealed the potential of their y...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Sh*t-faced Shakespeare
All male, all female; all singing, all dancing; modern, vintage, Marxist, minimalist – Shakespeare's been done every which way there is. Every way but drunk. Un...