Edinburgh Fringe Review: There Has Possibly Been an Incident
(4/5 stars)
How best do we fight against something which we don’t agree with? Who decides who is a hero and who is a villain? What compromises do we have to...
St Stephens
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Bloody Great Border Ballad Project
(4/5)
I’m so glad The Bloody Great Border Ballad Project exists. With the independence referendum looming and the possibility of an independent Scotland and (...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: If Room Enough
(4/5)
There’s a lot of Shakespeare at the Fringe. It’s a fairly smart way of getting in audiences and allows you a large amount of creative licence with a wel...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: How to Occupy an Oil Rig
(4/5)
Early on in How to Occupy an Oil Rig, Daniel Bye tells us that this is a show “about demonstration that takes the form of a series of demonstrations”. W...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Oh, the Humanity and other Good Intentions
Unsure whether to be a play, a set of monologues and duologues or a kind of prosaic poem, Oh the Humanity and other Good Intentions nevertheless does exactly wh...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Ugly Sisters
RashDash present The Ugly Sisters at St Stephens, the venue being run by Northern Stage at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Giving an alternative perspective o...