Review: Pike St, Roundabout at Summerhall
Nilaja Sun’s one woman show Pike St. features just under a dozen different characters and she plays every single one of them; from the anti-immigration neighbou...
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Review: The Black That I Am, Upper Church at Summerhall
Coming in at under an hour, The Black That I Am sought to look at black (specifically Jamaican) identities and the way in which different people exist and see t...
Review: Power Ballad, Summerhall
Julia Croft is a contemporary performance artist, first manipulating her own body in an effort to take hold of the microphone, then the sound of her voice to ad...
Review: Salt, Northern Stage at Summerhall
Birmingham-based twenty-seven- year-old Selina Thompson brings her most recent production Salt. to Summerhall at the 2017 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. At the h...
Review: The Vagina Dialogues, Summerhall
The Vagina Dialogues is a political variety performance by young theatre company ‘The Volvas’. It is a show full of surprises that is enchanting one moment and ...
Review: Heather, Summerhall
Heather, created by theatre company Dancing Brick, twists and turns around the story of an unexpectedly successful fantasy novel and the elusive author behind i...