Hedda Gabler Tamara Stanton 16/01/2017 The hype of National Theatre’s production of Ibsen’s famous play, Hedda Gabler, is very much deserved. Newly married Hedda is already bored. Her ac...
Lorca: Amor En El Jardin Tamara Stanton 18/04/2015 On a moonlit evening in a symbolic garden of shadows, rosebushes and chirping crickets, the audience is spellbound in a performance of Lorca: Amor en ...
Dalloway Tamara Stanton 25/08/2014 Whether familiar or not with Woolf’s 1928 Modernist novel Mrs Dalloway, this adaptation will not fail to delight. The Great War is over and the soc...
Unprescribed Tamara Stanton 25/08/2014 The Sun Apparatus Theatre Company presents Unprescribed, perhaps one of the weirdest performances at the Fringe but also one of the most inventive. ...
The Curing Room Tamara Stanton 24/08/2014 Based on true events, The Curing Room is a compelling portrayal of human desperation. Its Spring 1944 and seven Soviet soldiers have been captured ...
666 DSM: A Dark Comedy about Sanity, Society and Spirituality Tamara Stanton 24/08/2014 DSM: A Dark Comedy about Sanity, Society and Spirituality, triumphs in its acknowledgement of a very interesting and important topic, but its actual d...
The Improverts Tamara Stanton 09/08/2014 Go and see The Improverts whose vitality is still blazing as they celebrate their 25th Fringe festival.The Improverts consists of lots of different ga...
The Dispute Tamara Stanton 09/08/2014 In an attempt to discover which gender was unfaithful first, The Dispute is an experiment re-creating the Garden of Eden. Four teenagers have been loc...
The Duchess of Malfi Tamara Stanton 06/08/2014 UCLU Runaground presents John Webster’s Jacobean tragedyThe Duchess of Malfi at the Edinburgh Fringe. Set in Italy in the early 17th century, the r...
The Lift Tamara Stanton 04/08/2014 The Edinburgh University Theatre Company brings The Lift to the Fringe this year, with the promise of an “adventure no psychologist can erase”. The...
