How Edinburgh Fringe 2019 transformed me from skeptic to die-hard fan
Up until attending Edinburgh Fringe in 2019, Lotty Holder was a huge skeptic when it came to physical theatre, but after watching Theatre Re's Birth, her mind ...
Edinburgh Festival Fringe
The unspoken realities of performing at Edinburgh
We're firmly in what would have been Edinburgh season and like many theatre lovers, we miss it terribly. But was it perfect? Hardly. Nikita Karia writes about ...
£10 tickets to see Action To The Word’s The Lost Boy Peter Pan
Action To The Word (A Clockwork Orange, Dracula) return to the Pleasance with a magical adaptation of J.M. Barrie's classic tale of fairies, pirates and the lit...
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: An Evening With An Immigrant, Traverse Theatre
An Evening with An Immigrant is an hour-and-a-half of stories, anecdotes and poems from Inua Ellams. He tells us of his experiences of childhood in Nigeria; of ...
Review: 1984, Greenside @ Infirmary Street
During a year of politics in which George Orwell’s 1984 has been constantly referenced and drawn parallels with, an adaptation of the novel for the stage is alw...