Edinburgh Fringe Review: Showstopper!, Pleasance Courtyard
Successfully improvising a show requires the cast to think on its feet, work together easily and anticipate each others' lines. Improvising a musical requir...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Balletronic, Pleasance Courtyard
Ballet is such a versatile form of dance, capable of being fused with so many different styles. In this case, Balletronic fuses it with colourful Cuban and ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: You Look Tasty! (A Play by A. Tiger), Pleasance Courtyard
As the performance begins with half the cast missing, something is clearly wrong in the zoo. Harriet Kemsley has fun with frivolous puppetry, switching between ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Down & Out in Paris and London, Pleasance Courtyard
Ask a stranger on the street if they’ve heard of Eric Arthur Blair and there’s a strong chance their answer will be a resounding no. Yet the Eton educated, ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Molly, Pleasance Courtyard
The theme, "What makes a murderer?" usually evokes grisly tales of Jack the Ripper or Sweeney Todd type characters, exploring their inner psyche penny-dread...
Edinburgh Feature: Caitlin Ince with Broken Windows
If one set of windows in an urban area is broken and ignored, it sets a precedent for an area and leads to an escalation of crime. This criminological theory fo...