Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, A Hero Of Our Time, C Venues
★★★★ A new adaptation of Mikhail Lermontov's classic Russian novel, A Hero Of Our Time is revived through a merging of inventive physical theatre, projection...
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Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The First Love Project, C Venues
★★★ On our anniversary, he always gave me a rose per year of our relationship until he said it is too expensive and he planted a rose tree instead. Sweaty...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Basecamp, C Venues
★★★ Always the fastest, always the cleverest, always the strongest. Two young women grow up in rivalry, becoming each other’s shadows and cannot let go. T...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, To Have Done With The Judgement Of God, C Venues
★★★
What is human nature? What is restricted in front of others and in front of the self? How can the subconscious be liberated?
Artaud’s contribution to the ...
Review: Bin Laden, The One Man Show, C venues
Bin Laden, The One Man Show begins by disarming us. We’ve come to a show about Bin Laden, and that’s what we expect. Everything that Knaive Theatre does, from t...
Review: London Hughes: Superstar, C venues
London Hughes Superstar (it's just nobody’s realised it) is a witty, relatable show about race, boys and superstardom. Hughes, with perfect comedic timing, talk...