Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Sticks and Stones, Summerhall
★★★★ B is doing a great job at work. She’s supported other people throughout their careers and balances a fast-paced, full time job with another full-time ro...
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Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Class, Traverse Theatre
★★ A play set in a school classroom in attempt to explore class struggles sums up what Iseult Golden and David Horan are exploring in their most recent produ...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Games, Gilded Balloon
★★★ 1936, Berlin. The Olympic games are underway and international delegates accept Swastika – branded invitations to cocktail parties and arena events. The ...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Baby Face, Summerhall
★★★★★ Performed by Katy Dye, Baby Face probably genres as a sort of in-yer-face performance art where the spectators are blamed, used, and made to feel incre...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Lights Over Tesco Car Park, Pleasance Dome
★★★★★ Sometimes a show does something a little bit special. Poltergeist Theatre’s Lights Over Tesco Car Park is a disco-infused, joyous mockumentary-esque ce...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Everything Not Saved, Summerhall
★★★★★ It’s not easy to vandalise the entire history of time in one hour, but Malaprop Theatre have just about achieved it. If it had to be expressed in a sin...