Having interviewed Jenny Gorelick earlier in the month, I was interested to see whether the engaging, quick witted comedian I…
There is a lot packed into the short running time of Joy Nesbitt’s Julius Caesar Variety Show. It is energetic, well…
One day someone can be the most important person in your world. The next, they can simply disappear. For them,…
And so, it begins. A couple of hours ago I heard this exact piece played by these exact musicians. So…
There is a danger in making theatre intentionally difficult to understand. Make it oblique enough, abstract enough, strip away rhythm,…
Sometimes during the Edinburgh festivals, you simply need a little space. After days spent rushing between Fringe venues, squeezing into…
My God, this is refreshing. And at the Edinburgh Fringe, by the middle of the day I have walked several…
There is a certain irony in spending ten minutes wandering up and down George Square Gardens trying to find a…
There is a lovely irony running through The Singer. This is a show fascinated by the importance of finding the flow…
Imagine inviting the family round for your 80th birthday, pouring the drinks, cutting the cake and then announcing that you…