Edinburgh Fringe Review: Sonder, Theatre Arts Exchange
Sonder is a physical theatre piece devised by a group of young adults. It is about feelings of loneliness, and presses its audience to understand that people yo...
Edinburgh Festival 2016
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ordinary Days, C Too
Ordinary Days is a show that is very close to my heart. It involves intricate writing from Adam Gwon which tell the story of four New Yorkers and how accidental...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dirty Glitter, The Space on the Mile
Any show – good or bad – that supplies genuine intrigue from the very moment you walk through the door, as you are greeted with a sea of staring faces, is certa...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dublin Oldschool, Pleasance Courtyard
If you’re driven mad looking for “the session” at Edinburgh, then look no further than Dublin Oldschool at the Pleasance Courtyard. This is a whopper – a verbal...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. – Traverse Theatre
There are no easy answers in Alice’s Birch’s Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. at the Traverse. In 70 minutes Birch runs the gamut of female and male perspective....
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Singing Psychic, The Street – PBH Free Fringe
I've seen some pretty unusual things at this year's Edinburgh Fringe, but I don't think I've seen a show as unusual as The Singing Psychic. Yes, you read that c...