How Edinburgh Fringe 2019 transformed me from skeptic to die-hard fan
Up until attending Edinburgh Fringe in 2019, Lotty Holder was a huge skeptic when it came to physical theatre, but after watching Theatre Re's Birth, her mind ...
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Review: Birth, Richard Burton Theatre
The present unfolds, the past is revealed to be fragile and the future has to be written over, as Birth interweaves three generations of women and traces the t...
Review: The Nature of Forgetting, Pleasance Courtyard
It’s Tom’s 55th birthday, and his daughter, Sophie, prepares him for a visit by two of his friends. But Tom has an unspecified degenerative disease that affects...
Review: Blind Man’s Song, Pleasance Theatre
Blind Man’s Song, currently playing at the Pleasance Theatre, uses music and movement to explore the themes of love, memory and connection. While certainly thes...
Feature: Theatre Re takes Blind Man’s Song on tour
Theatre Re’s Blind Man’s Song graces the stage again this year, embarking on a forty show run across ten cities in three countries. We managed to catch up wi...
Latitude Review: Blind Man’s Song
In booking performers for an arts and music festival such as Latitude, a nuanced approach must be taken. It is something that the schedulers achieve for the mos...