Chilean Puppet Theatre @ Edinburgh Fringe Festival
2018-08-14
OANI Theatre will present Afuera (Outside) and Sabiduría (Wisdom), two productions which form part of the company’s celebrated show TrilogiaContinue Reading
COMEDY REVIEW: The House
2018-08-13
Its true buying or selling a house can be a stressful time for anyone. But the Redmonds and the FishersContinue Reading
THATRE REVIEW: Heroine
2018-08-12
A one woman play detailing a harrowing story of pain & loss for a woman in the American army. BasedContinue Reading
Shakespeare’s King Lear (alone) @ Edinburgh Fringe
2018-08-11
Inamoment theatre presents King Lear (alone); Shakespeare’s play, adapted by Edinburgh Fringe award-winning playwright Frank Bramwell and featuring Bob YoungContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: And Before I Forget I Love You, I Love You
2018-08-11
“You always do it, don’t you?” said an impressed audience member to Pip Utton as he thanked us for attendingContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: My Left/Right Foot – The Musical
2018-08-11
“Citius, Altius, Fortius.” No, not method actor Daniel Day Lewis in My Left Foot trying to spray “What’s my motivation?”Continue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Nine Foot Nine
2018-08-09
All women of the world suddenly grow to nine foot nine. What next? How would the world react? How wouldContinue Reading
COMEDY REVIEW: Larry Dean: Bampot
2018-08-09
It’s only 5pm. It’s only 5pm on a Wednesday. It’s only 5pm on a Wednesday in the first week. AndContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Frank Carson: If I Didn’t Laugh I’d Cry
2018-08-08
With a stage the size of a postage stamp, the Baillie Room on The Mound is a perfect fit forContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: A Joke
2018-08-08
To paraphrase the debonair Denis Norden: it’ll be all-white on the night. At least it is for the Scotsman, EnglishmanContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Simon Callow in De Profundis
2018-08-07
Infamy! Infamy! They’ve all got it in for me! Or in the case of the self-proclaimed “lord of language” OscarContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: Really Want To Hurt Me
2018-08-07
The year is 1984. And the world of a nameless fourteen-year-old schoolboy from Exeter is as nightmarish as that imaginedContinue Reading
THEATRE REVIEW: A Christmas Carol
2018-08-06
Before a wooden chair and a rumpled raincoat suspended from the ceiling on a hook, an angelic rendition of OContinue Reading
TRILLS – NEW SINGLE AHEAD OF WORLD PREMIERE EDINBURGH SHOW
2018-08-02
Award-wining female four-piece, TRILLS, have today released a sneak peek of their latest single ‘Green Ghost’, set for digital releaseContinue Reading