Emma Rice: “I still feel like a struggling artist full of dreams and doubts!”
Josephine Balfour Oatts has a natter over email with Emma Rice, former Artistic Director of The Globe about her new company, Wise Children, passion for touring ...
Angela Carter
Edinburgh Review: Sleeping Beauty, Institut français d’Ecosse
It should be made very clear that from the off, this is not a show for children. When Collette Garrigan calls her shoes FMPs (“f**k me pumps”), I found myself c...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Company of Wolves
(2/5 stars) For all of its constant talk of darkness and gore, this is a bloodless and gutless version of Angela Carter's complex and knotty tale. In Carte...
Brighton Fringe Review: A Girl Called Owl
With a screwed-up face and the exclamation “you look like an owl”, Olivia’s friendship with neighbourhood rebel and outcast Kay begins, along with her transform...
Round Up: Adaptations at the Fringe
As the last weekend of the festival arrives, Chelsey Burdon speaks to two companies performing adaptations of literary texts about the fringe and the future.