Latest Edinburgh Articles
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Review: The Antiscians by The Apricity ProjectGeorge MacDonald's 1889 fairy tale is reworked into a modern folk... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh12 Aug 2018 -
Review: Nina Conti is MonkeyArtistically credible and riotously funnycomedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: The Lost Matriarch 2A simple, effective idea that deserves a wider audiencecomedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018 -
Review: Harriet Kemsley – Slutty JoanA powerful show from Harriet Kemsley in defence of Slutty Joan’s everywherecomedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018 -
Review: It's Alright, Everything's Okay by AnorakKeep calm and carry on no longer cuts ittheatre reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018 -
Review: Pussy Riot – Riot DaysMusic making history: Pussy Riot's Riot Days.music reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Sarah Keyworth: Dark HorseAn assured debut about gender normscomedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018 -
Review: Lazy Susan: Forgive Me, Mother!Playfully funny #TimesUp satire from sketch duocomedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Terry Alderton – The MusicalBipolar Guy kicks it up a notchcomedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Helen Duff – How Deep Is Your DuffIf you're really jazzed about replacing lines in pop songs with t... (continued)comedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Zugunruhe by MECHANIMALA unique and mesmerising production examining the migration of birdstheatre reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Square Go by Kieran Hurley and Gary McNairMasculinity is in the ring in this fun and touching show about growing uptheatre reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: What I Talk About When I Talk About Run...A show about running turns out to be a tale of the power of untapped potentialtheatre reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Grace the Former Child – The Bi-Polar E...Grace the Former Child—formerly Grace the Child—is at a difficult... (continued)comedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: It's Not a Sprint by NOVAE theatreMarathons make blunt metaphors for life, in this show about millennial angsttheatre reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: The Political History Of Smack and Crac...A highly lyrical play has smashed into a political treatise, and ... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Lloyd Langford – Why the Big FaceWelsh stand up Lloyd Langford asks Why the Big Face? in his Free Fringe showcomedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Ken Cheng: Best Dad EverAn unfurling family history that deserves a sizeable stagecomedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Jarred Christmas: Remarkably AverageA gag-heavy hour from the Kiwi comiccomedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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Review: Luca Cupani – God DiggerHave you heard the one about the Catholic Italian? Extravagant ar... (continued)comedy reviewedinburgh11 Aug 2018
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