Edinburgh Fringe Review: Not the Messiah
(4/5 stars) Graham Chapman died of cancer in 1989, just shy of the celebrations for the twentieth anniversary of Monty Python's Flying Circus. In this one m...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Collision of Things
(2/5 Stars) London can be a vast and terrifying city for the uninitiated – but after coming down for the funeral of the father he never knew, Tom decides to...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Specie
(4/5 Stars) In a not-too-distant future, where technological advances have created total gender fluidity, people transition between sexes – referred to as "...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ali J
(2/5 Stars) This monologue about an individual waiting for death, alone in a prison cell, has themes that are universal and political ideas that are relevan...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Family Tree
(3/5)
Bella Loudon’s Family Tree is at its best when it is undergoing an experiment in form, exploring the representation of different versions of reality on ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Pearl
(4/5 stars) To say that The Pearl is a lovely show sounds reductive, like damning with faint praise. But 'lovely' is an underrated, over-used word that can ...