Edinburgh Fringe Review: Broken Biscuits, theSpace on the Mile
Trisha Duffy makes her writing debut with Broken Biscuits. The story tells of Rita (Leanne Martin) and Maggie (Jane Hogarth), both with sons in the armed fo...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Last Kill, Greenside @ Nicolson Square
An apparent sufferer of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Michael (Gary Quinn) is a casualty of the British armed forces. He suffers frequent flashback...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: So It Goes, Underbelly Cowgate
"Dad died when I was 17"; a simple blunt statement from Hannah Moss. She doesn’t voice this to the audience, she writes it on a whiteboard. She writes every...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Went To A Fabulous Party, C too
Off the back of a run in King’s Head Theatre in London, I Went To a Fabulous Party is no stranger to venues that specialise in nurturing new talent. The par...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Little Shop of Horrors, Paradise in Augustine
Stage manager Claire Mellon must have loved this choice of musical, since it involves the construction of a growing man-eating plant, which can bring down t...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Puddles Pity Party
“I started a joke, which started the whole world crying.” Puddles, a giant black and white clown resembling something from a worn-out fairground show, opens...