Edinburgh Review: Harry the King, ZOO Southside
Pertinently taking place in the same year as the 100 year anniversary of the First World War, Mingled Yarn’s Harry the King, an adaptation of Shakespeare’s Henr...
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Edinburgh Review: Chlorine, ZOO Southside
When Biddy starts to go off the rails at a music festival, her friends just assume it’s the drugs. But when she fails to come down from her outrageous high, the...
Edinburgh Review: Claustrophobia, ZOO
On the black stage a small white square is marked out. Then the opening line, “which floor?” and instantly the play is ominous, foreboding. A man and a woman ar...
Edinburgh Review: The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote Of La Mancha, ZOO
Like Cervantes’s sprawling book, this Don Quixote crosses many styles. It begins with a five minute scene, then a feedback – or rather ‘feedforward’ – session w...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Yellow Pears
(2/5 stars) I've a soft spot for generous and unpretentious performers, so before I cast aspersions on Swept Up Theatre’s Yellow Pears, I have to emphasise ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Power Games
(2/5 stars) The cast do their best with Power Games. They really do. But with direction, choreography and script all stacked against them, it was never goi...