Review: Pinocchio, Sadler’s Wells
Originally the protagonist of Carlo Collodi’s book set in 19th Century Italy, and then the eponymous star of the Disney classic, Pinocchio is a fairytale charac...
Physical Theatre
Edinburgh Fringe Review: All Quiet on the Western Front, Pleasance Courtyard
In this, the centenary year of the Battle of the Somme, Incognito Theatre’s all-male ensemble have adapted Erich Marie Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Spool, Greenside at Nicolson Square
During the time they have been at this year’s Fringe, friends and collaborators Otto Farrant and Finn Cooke have stayed tied together by rope. From this intimat...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Terra Incognita, ZOO Southside
There are hundreds of shows up here at the Fringe - it can take quite a lot of digging to find some gems that will be the highlight of your visit. I've been doi...
Review: Dead Leaf, Camden People’s Theatre
Would be happier in a world without labels? Do they limit us as women and men? Where does that leave those who identify as non-binary? Endgame: Ariel, written a...
Review: A Year From Now, Tristan Bates Theatre
"Where will you be a year from now?" the play asks all of its interviewees . People aged between four and 94 are asked personal questions about their life which...