Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Sticks and Stones, Summerhall
★★★★ B is doing a great job at work. She’s supported other people throughout their careers and balances a fast-paced, full time job with another full-time ro...
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Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Island Town, Summerhall
★★★ This is a place where the buses aren’t running anymore. There’s no fire station. And there’s no jobs. Three teenagers, Kate, Sam and Pete (Katherine Pear...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Baby Face, Summerhall
★★★★★ Performed by Katy Dye, Baby Face probably genres as a sort of in-yer-face performance art where the spectators are blamed, used, and made to feel incre...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Everything Not Saved, Summerhall
★★★★★ It’s not easy to vandalise the entire history of time in one hour, but Malaprop Theatre have just about achieved it. If it had to be expressed in a sin...
Review: Mia: Daughters of Fortune
Mind The Gap is one of Europe’s leading disability theatre companies, and its most recent production at the Fringe proves why. Mia: Daughters of Fortune is an e...
Review: Slut, Summerhall
Slut is a developing yet impressive piece of physical theatre and dance by Amina Kayyam Dance Co. It aims to explore and challenge perceptions of female sexuali...