Amélie @ Edinburgh King’s Theatre
Raised by distant parents – Amélie’s (Audrey Brisson’s) “iceberg” of a father (Jez Unwin) limited his affection to a monthlyContinue Reading
Raised by distant parents – Amélie’s (Audrey Brisson’s) “iceberg” of a father (Jez Unwin) limited his affection to a monthlyContinue Reading
If A is the Ritz and Z is the pits then Avenue Q is at the wrong end of theContinue Reading
Nestled in the heart of the Merchant City, in the intimate surroundings of SYT’s Edwin Morgan Studio, Half-Light Nights, aContinue Reading
With perpendicular wooden beams running the depth and width of a barren stage, above which copper-coloured sheets of metal rise fromContinue Reading
As the legendary Liverpool manager Bill Shankly once said: “Some people believe football is a matter of life and death.Continue Reading
Malfi, we have a problem. The relationship at the heart of Zinnie Harris’s self-directed adaptation of The Duchess of MalfiContinue Reading
27-year-old mother-of-three Deborah is a “vegetable”. Or as her down on his luck, up to his eyeballs in debt lawyerContinue Reading
Preceded by a charming choreographed set by five local children who under the supportive direction of workshop facilitator Sharisee TindellContinue Reading
Capturing the dreams and naiveties of a teenage girl on the edge of the 90s music scene, What Girls AreContinue Reading
A boy; haunted, shaken and scared. Fractured sentences. Guarded looks. A twist of the mouth, more grimace than smile. An offerContinue Reading
A multi-award, Fringe First winning show returns to Edinburgh. dressed. picked up not only a Fringe First in 2018, butContinue Reading
Mark Pinkosh is exhausted. Understandably so. For against the odds, and after making up so much ground on the thirdContinue Reading
The brass plaque on the back of seat D26 in the dress circle of the Theatre Royal in Glasgow, aContinue Reading
This production is based on the myth of ORPHEUS and tells the story of a man, Orfeo, who goes againstContinue Reading
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