Review: Up the Hill Jackie, Bedlam Theatre
Up The Hill Jackie is a heartfelt new play from Áine Ryan. It follows two Irish sisters on a trip organised with the intention of pressuring Jackie, Rita’s youn...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Goodbear, Bedlam
This show could easily be called ‘Joe Barnes and his eyebrows’ but perhaps, that was just my favourite bit. Barnes, and his partner Henry Perryment, have once a...
Edinburgh Review: The Duck Pond, Bedlam Theatre
The Duck Pond, a carnival re-imagining of the Tchaivosky classic Swan Lake, is simply a breathtaking piece of theatre, one that entrances from the get go with i...
Edinburgh Review: Dear Mister Kaiser, Bedlam Theatre
The story of Captain Robert Campbell, a captured British officer who, during World War I, was granted leave to visit his dying mother on the promise that he wou...
Edinburgh Review: Don’t Let Go, Bedlam Theatre
Don’t Let Go is a perfect summation of what our mothers told us all along, that the prettiest faces could often mask the shallowest depths. Within its occasiona...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Conversations Not Fit For The American Dinner Table
(1/5 stars) Tonguetied Theatre's Edinburgh debut is billed as “funny because it's true”. True it may be (well, sort of) but funny it ain't. Sol Max's one-ma...