Review: Camden Fringe Festival, Pomegranate Season, Cockpit Theatre
Facing a multitude of environments, Cockpit Theatre’s tier seating encases the thrust stage. Lights rise upon hints of a bedroom; a frameless mattress surrounde...
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Review: Resolution 2017, The Place
Resolution 2017 is the 28th edition of the celebrated platform for emerging contemporary dance choreographers. With a different triple-bill every night for just...
Review: Epic Love and Pop Songs, Pleasance Theatre
Doll (Noarah Lopez Holden) is a teenager. A pregnant teenager. Everyone at school and even her mum think that there is something odd about this pregnancy. Ted (...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Snakes and Giants, Summerhall
While theatre can be home to some epic, large-scale productions where it’s often easy to miss detail, it is also home to more intimate shows where detail is abs...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: No Horizon, Underbelly Med Quad Cow Barn
Musical theatre can be one of the most exciting theatrical storytelling formats, not to mention one of the most accessible. It’s even better when it sheds light...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Skin of the Teeth, Pleasance That
Theatre is utterly unique in that it allows us to come face to face with new characters, before quickly becoming completely immersed in their worlds in a raw, l...