Darkfield has a well-earned reputation for bending the mind through total sensory control, and Visitors is no exception. Presented in…
Strings, percussion, and a little mountain magic, but no conductor, and sometimes I notice. The NFM Leopoldinum Orchestra from Wrocław…
Kathryn Joseph has never been shy of reinvention, but her late night set at The Hub felt like a decisive…
I arrive early at Queen’s Hall, buzzing for the International Festival debut of the Fibonacci Quartet. Two of their members,…
It is one of those nights at The Hub that I will not quite shake off, in both the best…
The Edinburgh International Festival treats me to a musical triptych tonight at the Usher Hall, a concert in three sharply…
I’m not sure what’s more remarkable - the fact that The Ceremony ends with thirty-odd people making chicken noises at…
Some shows you see, enjoy, and forget. Others you see, endure, and wish you could forget. Works and Days is…
Every now and then at the Edinburgh Fringe, a show comes along that seems to fracture theatrical logic entirely—while still…
Written and created by BAFTA winner, David Jonsson, Paldem is a daring and provocative Fringe debut that boldly ventures into…