Edinburgh Fringe Review :Project Haha @ Summerhall
Project Haha is a brilliant sequence of hypnotic trances. Utterly surrealist, one girl, clad in a yellow lemon-print dress and smiling ecstatically hums whilst ...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review : Alien Lullabies, Summerhall
Alien Lullabies invites a wonderfully diverse cross-section of Fringe society, and the theatre is full to the brim. Well-meaning but poor festival goers cla...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Tap Dancing Mermaid, Summerhall
Marina Skippett loves to tap dance. She does it waiting in line for the supermarket, along the street, even in bed while she is asleep. But when her i...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Can I Start Again Please, Summerhall
An audience is a curious, volatile thing. The audience watching Can I Start Again Please react in fascinating ways; they laugh when it’s seemingly inappropr...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: We This Way, Summerhall
We This Way is the ultimate theatrical experience for fans of the Choose Your Own Adventure series. Seth Kriebel gently nudges his audience to choose A or B...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: What I Learned From Johnny Bevan, Summerhall
Nick Burton is a London journalist bored with the City and its gluttonous, ridiculous gentrification. During a press pack visit to a new "urban festival" loca...