Edinburgh Fringe Review: Jonny and The Baptists: The End is Nigh, Summerhall
In a stressful post May 7th rage, Jonny accidentally tells his four year old niece that the world is going to end because of climate change. She gets so up...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Paradise Project, Summerhall
Paradise is not something that can be achieved in a lifetime. The man and the woman in front of us, meticulously constructing a table, are fully aware of th...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Key Change, Summerhall
Devised with inmates from HMP Low Newton, Open Clasp attempts to refocus perceptions of women in prison with Key Change. Five women tell their story, equipp...
Edinburgh Review: Britannia Waves the Rules, Summerhall @ Roundabout
With a towering Bruntwood Prize-winning reputation to uphold, hopes were high for this portrayal of individual youth surrounded and trapped by a world much bigg...
Edinburgh Review: Biding Time (Remix), Summerhall
The need to distinguish between genres is simultaneously vital and irrelevant at the Edinburgh Fringe. Choosing whether an all-male, all-singing, all-dancing, p...
Edinburgh Review: Leaving Home Party, Summerhall
There are two things you need to know about Catherine Ireton: one, she comes from Ireland; two, she has the most remarkable singing voice. Living in Limerick...