Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Boy Who Kicked Pigs
(4/5 stars) Packed with ingenuity and visual brilliance, The Boy Who Kicked Pigs is a dark, inverted fairytale, sprung from the mind of Tom Baker and staged...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Babysitter
(3/5 stars) As a comedy of awkwardness and manners, The Babysitter shows huge promise: the young cast are confident and talented, the script punchy and quic...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ballad of the Burning Star
(4/5 stars) The closing moments of Ballad of the Burning Star may be among the most moving and powerful that I have ever seen. The ending is a gut-punch, a ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Threeway
(4/5 stars) There can't be many shows at this year's Fringe with a madder premise than Threeway. What opens as a naturalistic comedy of manners and sexual adve...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Sock Puppet
3/5 stars One of the first things we must understand, according to John-Luke Roberts, is that ghosts are not light. They don't float up flights of stairs or...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Need a Doctor
(2/5)
With so much hype around Doctor Who at the moment, it’s a smart commercial choice by Stormy Teacup Theatre to create an “unauthorised Whosical adventure...