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 ...
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Review: Jack Rooke: Happy Hour, Underbelly Cowgate
Jack Rooke is the comedian behind the award winning Good Grief on Radio 4, and the recent BBC Three documentary ‘Happy Man’. In both, he explores the subjects o...
Review: Hear Me Raw, Underbelly George Square
Daniella Isaacs’ autobiographical play ‘Hear Me Raw’ is an important, emotional and sharply clever exploration of the many disturbing layers of ‘wellness’ and ‘...
Review: Cow, Underbelly
Cow is billed as a rural tragi-comedy with songs, though it is more of a one person show about rural life. A woman leaves her liberal, metropolitan, elite Lo...
Review: Your Ever Loving, Underbelly
The Guildford 4 were wrongfully convicted for the Guildford Pub Bombings in 1974. It wasn’t until 15 years later that they were released. Based on the letters P...
Review: Dust, Underbelly Cowgate
There could be an entire brochure of one person shows about mental illness this year. Most being long drawn out stories of someone's life, ending with the hopef...