Review: Fear, Zoo
Huge red letters spell FEAR and man with a crocodile mask sits on a chair. The fringe has truly begun. This one man show opens with Gareth Clark who writes and ...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: I keep a woman in my flat chained to a radiator, Zoo
As one of the most literal titles at the fringe this year, the premise of this show is probably quite obvious. This comedy jumps straight into a regular nigh...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Rubber, ZOO Southside
Hurriedly rushed into a car down a side street by the venue is the way that Rubber begins. A quick content warning and then slam – doors are shut; it’s just me ...
Edinburgh Fringe review: Finders Keepers, The Aviary ZOO Venues
The Edinburgh Fringe is an absolute mish-mash of every theatrical genre. There's something for everyone, and that's why it's such a unique festival. Hot Coals T...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Cheque Please, ZOO
Cheque Please allows us to meet Ivy, a girl suffering from depression; she weaves sequences of her life in between smashing the fourth wall with confessional ra...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Souvenirs, ZOO
Souvenirs is a gorgeous piece of child-like theatre; it evolves, slowly, surely and playfully, explores new territories and innovative ways of using props. ...