It’s quite something when the safety feature at the start of a show is for the audience’s health rather than…
A few branches and linen-looking sheets, fresh air and husbandry, home produce and homemade felt. How simple! Here’s permaculture, with…
Against the backdrop of an ornately carved wooden pulpit and screen, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith communes with her audience through her…
From the lone woman in red descending during the overture to the final full stage that yet starkly reflects the…
What right has anyone to claim they know what Shakespeare intended, and which parts come directly from his life, in…
Shakespeare for Breakfast has been a staple of the Fringe since the early ’90s and no show can retain the…
It isn’t really the done thing to start a review by simply quoting from the show’s blurb, but here it…
An about-to-be-nun takes to the stage at a comedy club. She just needs to make a point about that last…
Looking for a fun time, high energy performances, catchy music and something that might have an intriguing concept, but you’re…
Do women still need to fight for space simply to be? As uncomfortable as it is to watch a woman…