Edinburgh Fringe Review: To She or Not to She @ Pleasance Courtyard
“ It is not the fashion to have the lady do the epilogue.” Emma Bentley bubbles on stage to bring us an ambitious monologue performance of one girl's experi...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review : Divas @ Pleasance Dome
Divas is a mind-boggling, time twisting love story that is cleverly scripted to leave you immensely confused. A backwards to forwards tale of two men’s love, Di...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Am Not Myself These Days, Pleasance Courtyard
Stunned, the audience tumble out of the little room. Asking the man next to me what he thought about I Am Not Myself These Days, a tumultuous remake of Josh Kil...
Feature: Vinay Patel – “a writer with his finger firmly on the pulse”
Things are going well for Vinay Patel. After a succession of short plays his debut full-length play, True Brits, premiered at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this...
Guest blog: Training as a stage manager and theatre technician
LAMDA at the Lyric Hammersmith. (c) Richard Hubert Smith/LAMDA Caroline Lowe, a first year on LAMDA’s Foundation Degree in Stage Management & Technical ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Borges and I
(4/5 stars) I like books. So, apparently, do the Idle Motion team, as they have themed this delicate, ephemeral production around books, blindness and Borge...