Edinburgh Fringe Review: Solfatara
(4/5 Stars)
Having shined during the BE Festival and subsequently toured as part of the Best of Be Festival, Spanish performance makers Atresbandes bring th...
Summerhall
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Wot? No Fish!!
(4/5)
What is the best way of describing history? As a straight line? A circle, perhaps? Or something else? In Wot? No Fish!!, Danny Braverman suggests an alt...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Tales of Magical Realism
(3/5)
There are only really four long lasting visual images in Sven Werner’s Tales of Magical Realism, all with kinetic parts: a train compartment with trees ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ecstatic Arc
(3/5)
Through the piercing darkness in the Library Gallery at Summerhall, a green and a red light can be seen glowing faintly. As lights of all shapes, sizes ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Various Lives of Infinite Nullity
(4/5 Stars) When Clout Theatre first appeared at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2012, I dismissed its piece, How A Man Crumbled. I failed to see what it was attemp...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Feral
(4/5 stars) There are three stick people on the screen above the stage: ‘Me (Joe)’, ‘Dawn’ and ‘Mum’, plus a cat. One of the actors has just drawn them and ...