Edinburgh Fringe Review: Raz, Assembly George Square
As Shane (James Cartwright) struts about the bare stage in his finest keks, the overarching theme of his actions, his words, is the need to feel alive. He d...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: The 56, Assembly George Square
How do we remember and recover in the aftermath of a tragedy? The 56 ends in stillness, the three actors turned away from the audience, as the names of the ...
Edinburgh Review: The Post Show, Assembly George Square Studios
You know you’re onto a winner when you’re laughing before you’ve even taken a seat. Upon entering for The Post Show, US comedy trio the Berserker Residents are ...
Edinburgh Review: Away From Home, Assembly George Square Studios
Football can be a right fickle game. One that not only finds thousands of people despising thousands of others for no other reason than the team they support, b...
Edinburgh Review: I Killed Rasputin, Assembly George Square
On the night of his death Grigori Rasputin, the mad monk, was poisoned with petits fours and shot in the heart and the back. He did not die. After going outside...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Economy of Thought
(2/5 stars) When a tasteless office prank goes disastrously awry, the shadowy world of investment bankers becomes a whole lot darker. Against the gloomy bac...