Review: Kat Bond: Loo Roll, Pleasance Courtyard
To be wholly honest with you, I’m not sure why I was expecting a show called Loo Roll to be about anything but loo roll. The comedy piece begins with Bond, or r...
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Review: Me and My Bee, Pleasance Courtyard
Wide-eyed, wide-mouthed, and completely in awe, a child no more than seven years old watches in amazement as a grown man in a skin-tight bee costume tells the a...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Skin of the Teeth, Pleasance That
Theatre is utterly unique in that it allows us to come face to face with new characters, before quickly becoming completely immersed in their worlds in a raw, l...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Fossils, Pleasance Dome
Ever since I saw Bucket Club’s award-winning Lorraine and Alan in 2014, I’ve been dying to see what they have got up to since and I can happily say that I was n...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Tank, Pleasance Dome
A follow-up after a smash hit can always be difficult and while Breach Theatre’s Tank is good; it sadly lacks the impact that they managed to illicit with last ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: A+E, Pleasance Courtyard
Amongst busy nurses and clumsy drunks, three young people find themselves in late night A&E. Robyn has suffered a dreadful accident and her three friend...