Paul Ready is a familiar face to television audiences, notably as the wonderfully beleaguered Kevin in Motherland and the considerably more sinister…
There comes a point late enough at the Edinburgh Fringe when the normal rules of theatre begin to loosen. At…
There can hardly be two more different approaches to AI and bereavement at this year's Fringe than An Echo in the…
An Echo in the Void takes a little working out. Unless you have read the programme blurb beforehand, but even then,…
I have reviewed Lorna Rose Treen a few times over the years, through Skin Pigeon and 24 Hour Diner People, so Now That’s What…
Dracula: Lucy’s Dream is certainly different. As I approach the 50-show mark at this year’s Fringe, I have seen nothing quite…
The Shocking Truth About Flat Earth sounds like the sort of title somebody might invent at two in the morning during…
Sometimes the architecture tells you almost as much about a Fringe show as the programme. On Some Far Shore plays in a…
Ten years at the Edinburgh Fringe makes Stamptown something of an institution. The problem, perhaps, is that alternative comedy is supposed to…
There are some voices you simply cannot mistake. Peter Marchant gets remarkably close to one of them. Close your eyes…