4.0
Review: Manual Cinema’s Frankenstein, Underbelly Bristo Square, Edinburgh Fringe
The vast stage of the McEwan Hall is brimming with possibility. Home to Manual Cinema’s Frankenstein, multiple projectors and screens rub shoulders with bespok...
Underbelly
4.0
Review: Club Briefs, Leicester Square Spiegeltent
Sumptuous, salacious and utterly stupendous! Leave the kids at home, dodge your prudish boyfriend and don’t invite Nana, because Club Briefs promises a raunchy...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, It’s True, It’s True, It’s True
★★★★★ It’s True, It’s True, It’s True is a play which focuses on a specific event in history and makes it tactile, devastating, and unapologetically savage. ...
Review: The B*easts, Underbelly Cowgate
This dark and gripping play, written and performed by Monica Dolan, explores the sinister potential of what parents will do to answer their childrens’ demands. ...
Review: Quarter Life Crisis, Underbelly
Yolanda Mercy’s Quarter Life Crisis is a part stand up, part spoken word show about the universal feeling of being inadequate at adulthood. It explores the mean...
Review: The Unmarried, Underbelly Med Quad
Given a fitting late night time slot, and set in an intensely lit room with the feel of a sweaty club, The Unmarried is an essential part of a big night out at ...