Latest Edinburgh Articles
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BeowulfSo many lessons are buried in the books we read. Nine year old So... (continued)kids reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018 -
Review: Handfast by Nutshell TheatreThe conclusion of Jules Horne's trilogy looks at marriage and the purpose of ittheatre reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018 -
Jayde Adams: The Divine Ms JaydeA belter of a musical revue, but a bit too informalcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Reviews: Best in Class | Rory O'Keeffe: The 37t...Evan Beswick reviews: Best in Class (3 stars) | Rory O'Keeffe: Th... (continued)featureedinburgh05 Aug 2018 -
Review: Darren Harriott – VisceralSome elements of this show do indeed provoke a visceral response ... (continued)comedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018 -
Review: Sindhu Vee – SandhogSindhu Vee might be not reinventing stand up, but she nicely reinterprets itcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018 -
Review: Pickle JarMaddie Rice makes an impressive writing debut with this seeming r... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: A Fortunate Man by New Perspectives The...The staging of a book documenting a rural doctor’s work 50 years ... (continued)theatre reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Reviews: Status (4 stars) | Ulster American (4 ...Matt Trueman reviews Status (4 stars) | Ulster American (4 stars)... (continued)featureedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: My Land by RecirquelStunning visuals and extraordinary circus skilldance reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Bon the Musical by Kingdom Theatre CompanyThis new musical needs to go back to the drawing board for a complete overhaulmusicals reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Reviews: It's Not Over Yet... and How to Surviv...Reviews: Not Over Yet... and How to Survive the Future (3 stars) ... (continued)featureedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Unbecoming Ramon RivasRamon Rivas offers his perspective on the benefits and pitfalls of 'hooking up'comedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Phil Kay – Lighter HourRamshackle but infectious, Kay provides an eclectic, energetic ho... (continued)comedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Stevie Martin Vol. 1A surfeit of talent in a lack of structurecomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Ian Smith – CraftIan Smith embarks on a mission to make 1000 origami cranescomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Heidi Regan – Heidi vs SharksHeidi Regan lands firmly on her feet with an endearing debut hourcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Laurence Clark – An Irresponsible Fathe...This family's daily endeavors pack an emotional punchcomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Viv Groskop – VivaliciousThe journalist/comedian tried self-help and hypnosis, so you don't have tocomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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Review: Mark Watson – The Infinite ShowA classy, confident hour of comedy from one of the Fringe's most celebrated sonscomedy reviewedinburgh05 Aug 2018
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