An international festival ought to end in carnival fashion, and this blended version of Hamlet did just that. It was…
EM The Master Productions Showtime! is a tough one. Conceptually, it works, (an exploration of seeking fame at all costs)…
Amy Liptrot's 2015 memoir of a generation lost to trivia and over-consumption certainly struck a chord. A film of the…
Richard Shelton is marvelous in his portrayal of that ol’ crooner, Sinatra. Set in 1971, Sinatra: Raw recreates a 2…
Isn’t it a joy, after a busy day at the Edinburgh Fringe, to be treated to effortless entertainment as a…
Clowning around, Finnish-style (remember they like naked saunas), includes a tiny bit of acrobatic bum exposure and a splash of…
Set in the National Museum of Scotland with the full Scottish Opera orchestra, this one-hour Stravinski/Cocteau spectacular soared to fill…
Taylor Aluko, a former Liverpool architect, is originally from Nigeria. He is an intelligent, politically and socially conscious individual. He…
A standing ovation at a Fringe show speaks volumes. Paul Hendy's (writer and director) The Last Laugh deserves loud applause…
The creative ingenuity in this show is outstanding. The staging is slick; the voices beautifully melded and the music is…