Edinburgh Review: Absence Of… Gilded Balloon
Billed as a "surreal comedy", Absence Of… is a bewildering infuriating piece of theatre that never once in its dull hour could be called comedic. Indeed it was ...
Gilded Balloon
Review: Casablanca: The Gin Joint Cut
Casablanca: The Gin Joint Cut comes from excellent stock. This loving homage to the film of the same name is chock full of your favourite lines - some of the...
Edinburgh Fringe Festival: Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre
Do you get the title? Boo Lingerie – boulangerie – get it? I think it's brilliant because it sort of embodies what the Scottish Falsetto Sock Puppet Theatre (no...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: (Revisited) The Showstoppers
Now in their fifth season at the Edinburgh Fringe, The Showstoppers' team of six performers, three musicians and onstage director perform a unique musical each ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Fascinating Aida: Cheap Flights
Olivier Award-nominated British cabaret act, Fascinating Aïda, has been thrilling audiences with its satirical comedy since it was set-up in 1983. their latest ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Showstoppers
Billed as an improvised musical comedy, The Showstoppers has received rave five-star reviews from Time Out and other publications, but I left without raising a ...