Edinburgh Fringe Review: Milk, Traverse Theatre
Milk is universal. From our first breastfeed to our last cup of tea, we’re completely surrounded by it. Milk explores the need for three of our most basic needs...
Melody Grove
Review: Farinelli and The King, Duke of York’s Theatre
Farinelli and The King tells of the unification of two men who feel equally at odds with their position of privilege having been thrust upon them, and the role ...
Review: Farinelli and the King, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Mark Rylance and Melody Grove sparkle as the royal couple in this story of the curative power of music. Farinelli and the King is a historical drama, housed at ...
Review: Much Ado About Nothing
On paper, Much Ado About Nothing should be a slick and inspiring affair, filled with the theatrical moments that everybody loves Shakespeare for, but in reality...
Review: The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart
'It’s difficult to know where to start
With the strange undoing of Prudencia Hart.’
So begins David Greig’s eponymous revel,
In which a Scottish academic h...
Review Edinburgh Fringe: 2401 Objects
The human brain and its method of functioning is deeply complex, and requires years of study and thousands of pounds-worth of medical research to begin to s...