Performing in the Bunker at Pleasance this Fringe, Ros Watt’s Trans People Are Awful couldn’t be placed in a more…
Dim lighting and rumbling, auspicious music lure you into the auditorium. On stage, a simple contraption of scaffold poles resembles…
Two decades ago, South Park mocked Paris Hilton mercilessly with an episode that has never lost a moment of relevance…
Well, this was something special, what a sound! And I have a particular reason for loving the sound of an…
2050: A Manifesto promises a lot but fulfils very few of those promises. The show sounds exciting! Clowning, comedy, social…
Disclaimer: Due to the age of the performers in this production, the contents of this review will be strictly based…
What a free-wheeling frolic. Or, as the 90’s Ladette-obsessed tabloids would’ve had it, a runaway romp. And the answer to…
“Believe in yourself, Hannah.” This is the show’s mantra and over fifty energetic minutes Hannah Rose Curtis exemplifies exactly what…
My sixth and final visit to Summerhall’s Sauna Theatre this year was an unusual one in that I attended with…
At the Institute of Plant Industry in Leningrad, two scientists Olga (Turku Koksel) and Nina (Rosan Tan) protect and analyse…