Edinburgh Fringe Review: Holmes for Rent, C Main
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s legendary detective Sherlock Holmes is in just about everyone’s consciousness, so it isn’t surprising to see plenty of Sherlock-themed ...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Equations for a Moving Body, The Northern Stage, Summerhall
A 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride, and a casual 26.2-mile marathon to boot. These are the constituent parts of the Ironman triathlon, the event which Hannah...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Marked, Pleasance Dome
Developed alongside real-life experiences of homelessness, Theatre Témoin’s The Marked justly aims to shine a torchlight onto the often hidden psychology suffer...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Margaret Thatcher: Queen of Game Shows, Assembly George Square
Maggie’s back ladies and gents and this time she’s pitting us against one another in a technicolor extravaganza. After a hugely successful run of Margaret Thatc...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Hogwallops, Underbelly Circus Hub on The Meadows
‘How are you going to get down from there?’ asks a small child in the audience of The Hogwallops. With a playful shrug, a smile in response and a rippling ch...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Fossils, Pleasance Dome
Ever since I saw Bucket Club’s award-winning Lorraine and Alan in 2014, I’ve been dying to see what they have got up to since and I can happily say that I was n...