Photo credits: Edinburgh University Footlights I’d never seen or listened to RENT before going to this production. Sure, I knew “Seasons of Love” but that’sRead More »RENT – Edinburgh Fringe Review (Edinburgh University Footlights)
Photo credit: Jason Harvey I’d never been to a one man play before “McNaughton”. I’d been to lots of stand up, but this was myRead More »McNaughton – Edinburgh Fringe 2019 Review (Jason Harvey)
Photo credit: Smirk Theatre “Takin’ It Easy, 1916”, is at it’s core, a decent way to spend an hour. All 6 actors are convincing inRead More »Takin’ It Easy, 1916 – Edinburgh Fringe 2019 Review (Smirk Theatre)
Photo credit: AllouAqui Dance Theatre “Milan’s Game” is a very modern and sometimes weird piece of theatre. It made me laugh out loud, a numberRead More »Milan’s Game – Edinburgh Fringe 2019 Review (AllouAqui Dance Theatre)
Photo credit: Me & Mi Theatre Company Picture this – a play with a cast of 2. One of them is a man, one ofRead More »Two of a Kind – Edinburgh Fringe 2019 Review (Me & Mi Theatre Company)
Photo credit: Fragment Theatre Fragment Theatre invited me to review both this, and “PAMALA” (which I gave 5 stars to) as a pair. I wentRead More »The Try-Hards – Edinburgh Fringe 2019 Review (Fragments Theatre)
Photo credit: Dram Viver “The Yellow Wallpaper” is an intriguing concept – a woman, with mental health issues, trapped in a room and driven toRead More »The Yellow Wallpaper – Edinburgh Fringe 2019 Review (Dram Viver)
Photo credit: Italia Conti The ensemble Italia Conti’s 2nd year actors brought nothing short of genuine theatrical magic to the Fringe this year. Highlighting themesRead More »This Island’s Mine – Edinburgh Fringe 2019 Review (Italia Conti)
Photo credit: Bosom Buddies Okay – I’m mostly a theatre reviewer. But this was great. Britain’s Got Talent finalists “Bosom Buddies” are two Drag QueensRead More »An Evening with Bosom Buddies – Edinburgh Fringe 2019 Review (Bosom Buddies)
Photo credit: Fragment Theatre I thought this would be about an old woman called Pamala. It isn’t. PAMALA is an acronym which stands for ProtectionRead More »PAMALA – Edinburgh Fringe 2019 Review (Fragments Theatre)