Edinburgh Fringe Review: Molly, Pleasance Courtyard
The theme, "What makes a murderer?" usually evokes grisly tales of Jack the Ripper or Sweeney Todd type characters, exploring their inner psyche penny-dread...
Edinburgh Fringe Review
Feature: INCOMING preview – Manic Chord Theatre
A neuroscientist, a psychologist and a physicist go into a laboratory… Sounds like a joke, right? Well actually it’s the premise for Manic Chord Theatre Company...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Killing Time
Killing Time is one of those plays which is bound to succeed because of its unique situation, and indeed Andrew Edwards' play is so far and yet reverberates so ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Small Narration
Small Narration is a performance and video art show in the form of a lecture as part of Summerhall's Polska season. Wotjek Ziemilski's solo show is a personal e...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: 99.9 Degrees
The hostage situation is both an inherently dramatic and an inherently static scenario. Suspense springs from the central jeopardy of the unanswered, life-or-de...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Our Soldier
I have seen far too many interpretations of Macbeth that do not reach the mark, but Fools Play Collective have cleverly merged past brilliance with present them...