Edinburgh Fringe Review: (remor)
(remor) takes place in what is probably the smallest space at the fringe: a 3 x 4 metre metal box. This box is actually ½ a metre longer than the original perfo...
Edinburgh Fringe Review
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Oh, the Humanity and other Good Intentions
Unsure whether to be a play, a set of monologues and duologues or a kind of prosaic poem, Oh the Humanity and other Good Intentions nevertheless does exactly wh...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Songs For A New World
If Beckett is the absurdist rebel of the theatre world, Jason Robert Brown has to be his musical theatre counterpart. With no narrative, plot or definitive char...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Shakespeare’s Queens: She-Wolves and Serpents
Shakespeare wrote many queens, and not least among them is Cleopatra, the Queen of Egypt. Even the unromantic and battle-hardened Enobarbus cannot deny her char...