Review: Two Rooms
Nestled in Kensington just a short walk from Gloucester Road tube station, The Drayton Arms Theatre is set above a rustic corner pub that offers an extensiv...
Fringe
Review: The Cherry Orchard
The Cherry Orchard is a play about change. The outdated aristocracy comes under threat from the emerging middle class, and must adapt or fall victim to progress...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Lady M
Lady M is a dynamic Shakespearean re-interpretation aimed at rehabilitating Lady Macbeth’s serving-woman – who, as the play resentfully underlines, appears in o...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Bottleneck
Greg, a thirteen-year-old school boy, is on the cusp of his birthday and becoming a man. From fumbling with girls to stealing newspapers in the hope of making s...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Phillipa and Will Are Now in a Relationship
We seem to take social networking, particularly Facebook, for granted. It's so integrated into our lives, especially young people's lives, who are brought u...
Taking Notes: Failing to flirt myself freebies on the Fringe.
Today, just in case you have been in a coma and have thus far failed to realise, is the first official day of the 2010 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Of course it h...