Edinburgh Fringe Review: Anon(ymous)
Anon(ymous) is the tale of a refugee teenager, on the run from a war-torn country and searching for a home he can no longer define, whose sense he lost long ago...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dead Man’s Cellphone
A man dies in a café. His cellphone continues to ring. His only companion is a solitary diner who never spoke a word to him before his death. She talks to the c...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: XXXO
In Ontroerend Goed's production For once and all we're going to tell you who we are so shut up and listen, Nathalie Marie Verbeke and Charlotte De Bruyne showed...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Lady M
Lady M is a dynamic Shakespearean re-interpretation aimed at rehabilitating Lady Macbeth’s serving-woman – who, as the play resentfully underlines, appears in o...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Bottleneck
Greg, a thirteen-year-old school boy, is on the cusp of his birthday and becoming a man. From fumbling with girls to stealing newspapers in the hope of making s...