Daughterhood encapsulates the new realities of our lives. But you hold on to the breathtaking moments, memories of a beached whale, and you hold onto hope. …
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With the strength of the commitment of McEvoy and Dwyer along with fraught themes with surreal humour. The underpinning rebellion makes Crocodile Fever brilliant.…
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Breakfast Plays Kit Kat is cleverly constructed to move from childhood acts to acts which impact our future. Sigfúsdóttir's utilises writing to create the need for momentum. …
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The impact of How Not to Drown doesn't diminish with time. Challenging the perception of those who pursue a better life in the UK. This is one person's extraordinary story.…
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Until the Flood is a retelling of the 2014 shooting of black teenager Michael Brown. Created and performed by Dael Orlandersmith, Until the Flood is brought to the stage as a…
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In the hands of fantastic talent I Wish My Life Were Like a Musical translates into a hugely entertaining hour at the Fringe.…
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The Claim is fast paced, the need to get through a day's work palpable. Set alongside the loss of what is sought. To understand why refuge is sought. …
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On the Other Hand, We're Happy is a fantastic piece of writing. Humour, happiness, grief and life are brought together by three fantastic actors. And there is a feeling and a…
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In Musik, Frances Barber as Billie Trix owns the stage. She's rough and raw. Breathtakingly hysterical. The soundtrack runs alongside her life, ultimately leading to life under a glitter ball. …
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The joy of the Edinburgh Fringe is finding a musical which not only ticks all the toe-tapping boxes but also inspires and brings something new. In Tokyo Rose, Burnt Lemon Theatre…