Edinburgh Fringe Review : Alien Lullabies, Summerhall
Alien Lullabies invites a wonderfully diverse cross-section of Fringe society, and the theatre is full to the brim. Well-meaning but poor festival goers cla...
Music
Review: Stories About My Weird Friends, Etcetera Theatre
Who can honestly say that they don’t have weird friends, or at least that one weird friend? And who can honestly say that they could live without these friends ...
Review: McEwan’s Women, Etcetera Theatre
"Imagining what it’s like to be someone else is at the core of our humanity. It is the essence of compassion and the beginning of morality,"said Ian McEwan, aut...
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Southbank Centre
In an artistic climate that celebrates the interweaving of different art forms and media, it is strange that we don’t see exciting collaborations like the RSC a...
Review: Carnatic Strings, Southbank Centre
The Southbank Centre plays host to two wonderful and talented groups of musicians who are heavily influenced by the Eastern Carnatic style of music. Carnatic St...
Review: Spank!, Udderbelly
If it isn’t obvious from the title, the 10:45pm start and the warning that says 18+, Spank! is not really your family friendly show. It is also definitely not f...