Review Edinburgh Fringe: Hotel Methuselah
When does a piece of theatre become self-indulgent? This was the question that I was left with after seeing Hotel Methuselah at Summerhall as part of the Ed...
Edinburgh Festival 2011
Review Edinburgh Fringe: Llwyth (Tribe)
It seems rare that a piece of theatre that is based around the subject of being gay is able to stay away from cliched boy-meets-boy narratives and camp dial...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Phillipa and Will Are Now in a Relationship
We seem to take social networking, particularly Facebook, for granted. It's so integrated into our lives, especially young people's lives, who are brought u...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: ROAR
Dumbshow takes to the stage in an imaginative and energetic new performance for the Edinburgh Festival. ROAR (by Oliver Bennett, Jack Cole and Jack Howson) ...
Review Edinburgh Fringe: 2401 Objects
The human brain and its method of functioning is deeply complex, and requires years of study and thousands of pounds-worth of medical research to begin to s...
Review Edinburgh Fringe: Bluebeard
The tale of Bluebeard is a commonly told fairytale, featuring a husband who kills off his wives, and the struggle that the final wife endures when she disco...