Edinburgh Fringe Review: Bit of Sunshine, The Space on the Mile
Theatre is often regarded as one of the most powerful tools for social exploration. Its raw, live format is a unique way to tackle issues and engage audiences f...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Mine, The Space at Jury’s Inn
“You’re not good. You’re stained. But you’re mine”. One night, the police show up at a mother’s door. She knows it. He’s dead.... Until the police tell her he’s...
Review: Emilia Galotti, The Space
Lessing’s Emilia Galotti is a prime example of 'bürgerliches trauerspiel' apparently, an eighteenth century dramatic movement that was popular in England – wher...
Review: The Boy Who Lost Christmas, The Space
A two-hander show is hard to pull off, so I had my reservations about The Boy Who Lost Christmas. The mime artist who handed me my programme as I walked in didn...
Review: Salomé, The Space
Salomé is the femme fatale extraordinaire, as uncompromising as she is cruel – a spoiled princess who knows what she wants and won’t settle for less, equal part...
Review: Anonymous Anonymous, The Space
It is rather apt that a show set in a church hall should be played out in The Space – a converted church on the Isle of Dogs. The ability to perform Anonymous A...