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...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Albert Einstein: Relativitively Speaking, Pleasance Courtyard
Nothing says fun quite like wave-particle duality, theories of critical opalescence and thermodynamic fluctuations. Am I right? Albert Einstein thinks so. He’s ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Cinema, Northern Stage @ Summerhall
19 August, 1978. 8:21pm. Abadan, Iran. Nearly 500 people sit down to watch Masoud Kimiai’s 1974 film Gavaznha in the Cinema Rex. What follows is one of the most...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Midnight Cafe, Paradise in the Vault
Only a very specific kind of person wanders the streets of cities in the early hours of the morning: people with nowhere to go or people who have somewhere to g...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ross & Rachel, Assembly George Square
Joey, Monica, Chandler, Phoebe, Ross and Rachel all put their keys down on the table of their New York apartment. It’s 2004 and The Last One. The audience is on...
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...