Edinburgh Fringe Review: Small Hours, C Nova
The power of truly character driven theatre never ceases to amaze me. Theatre of this kind can be some of the most poignant we see on stage, and it's mesmerisin...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: A Boy Named Sue, C Nova
“Soldiers die. Women give birth.” A Boy Named Sue is a story about gender perceptions, sexuality and understanding the risks that come from not fitting in with ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Blood Red Moon, C Nova
“You got a lotta nerve, Jethro Compton, riding into this here town with not one but three shows under your belt.” The quips of the saloon are contagious afte...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Cut The Mustard, C nova
This is Jack and Georgia’s big break. They’re about to transmit live from right here at the Edinburgh Fringe, to what might be the third most watched show in no...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Festivus, C Nova
An alarming number of shows at this year’s Fringe are using violence against women as a device. It is so disappointing, and frankly downright infuriating, t...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Some Thing New, C Nova
Can an idea truly be original? Is the meaning of art determined by the artist or the viewer? Can monkeys produce art? These questions and more are chewed ove...