Edinburgh Fringe Review: Showstopper!, Pleasance Courtyard
Successfully improvising a show requires the cast to think on its feet, work together easily and anticipate each others' lines. Improvising a musical requir...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Arc and Every Action
In Arc, a square construction made of steel scaffolding is suspended above the stage. Three performers are lying asleep on it. They awake, scared and dazed ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Submarine, theSpace at Niddry St
All teenage boys are inherently a bit weird. When Oliver Tate (Jonas Moore) is faced with trying to rescue his parents’ failing marriage or trying to keep h...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Twisted Cabaret, Gilded Balloon
Frank Olivier is certainly multitalented. He’s also crazy. So when the performers for Frank and Paul’s cabaret show fail to turn up one evening, Frank insis...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jesus Camp, Laughing Horse at The Newsroom
Avant garde musicals are all the rage. The last 10 years have seen Avenue Q and The Book of Mormon reach astronomical levels of fame on Broadway, in the Wes...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Balletronic, Pleasance Courtyard
Ballet is such a versatile form of dance, capable of being fused with so many different styles. In this case, Balletronic fuses it with colourful Cuban and ...