Edinburgh Fringe Review: Genesis/Golgatha
(4/5 stars) In a rather obscure Assembly venue space tucked behind a construction site, two of the most famous people in the world take the stage in order t...
Assembly George Square
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Peep – ‘La Petite Mort’ and ‘Sex Life’
(3/5 stars) You have to hand it to whoever at Natural Shocks thought of pitching the PEEP tent – all black industrial plastic and lurid pink neon – right in...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Epicene Butcher and Other Stories for Consenting Adults
(2/5 stars) The Japanese art of Kamishibai – which translates as 'paper drama' – receives a drastically modern incarnation in this curiousity arousing but u...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Worst of Scottee
(3/5 stars) Scottee sits in a photo booth, a box within the box space where we sit patiently, waiting for him to look at us. He is looking at us, or at leas...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Waiting Room
(3/5 Stars) The Assembly 1 Theatre was shamefully under-attended for The Waiting Room. Dyad Productions’s enthralling drama refuses to take itself too serio...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Eugénie Grandet
(2/5 Stars) Honoré de Balzac's 1833 novel Eugénie Grandet is, for the first time, brought to the stage in an adaption from Jonathan Choat for Hartshorn-Hook...