Edinburgh Fringe Review: Bit of Sunshine, The Space on the Mile
Theatre is often regarded as one of the most powerful tools for social exploration. Its raw, live format is a unique way to tackle issues and engage audiences f...
Edinburgh Festival 2016
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Bildraum, Summerhall
Following an over-saturation of similarly-made fringe theatre, it’s sometimes refreshing to see something a bit different. So Flemish artists Steve Salembier an...
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...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: I keep a woman in my flat chained to a radiator, Zoo
As one of the most literal titles at the fringe this year, the premise of this show is probably quite obvious. This comedy jumps straight into a regular nigh...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Camille, Summerhall
As a victim of a hugely unfair patriarchal struggle, sculptor and artist Camille Claudel, (born in 1864) is subjected to imprisonment in a mental institute to l...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Solo Date, Assembly George Square Studios
Solo Date follows Ho-Nein after the death of his long term partner Alain. In an attempt to regain what was lost along with Alain’s physical body, Ho-Nien invest...