Edinburgh Fringe Review: Book of Blakewell
(2/5 stars) Harry Blake and Alice Keedwell have combined both their surnames and their musical talents to create Book of Blakewell, a show comprising a se...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Chalk Farm
(3/5 stars) Chalk Farm is half a take on last year's London riots, and half an examination of a mother-and-son relationship. It does both well but never qu...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Killing Roger
(3/5)
With recent news stories about the families of Tony Nicholson and Paul Lamb losing their right-to-die challenges, the time is as good as ever to debate ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Islanders
(4/5 stars) Amy Mason and Eddie Argos used to be a couple. Now they're not. She'd almost forgotten their one trip away together, to the Isle of Wight, until a ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Hope Light and Nowhere
(2/5 Stars) Andrew Sheridan burst onto the stage with his phenomenal debut play Winterlong in 2011, winning the Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting. The play we...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Where the White Stops
(3/5)
What happens when we break boundaries and stray further than we ought to? Antler Theatre suggests that, though there may be consequences, the pay-off of...