Reviewer's Rating Richard III Tim Hochstrasser 28/08/2017ntic Disposition have honed the historical contextualization of Shakespeare to a fine art. After a remarkable tour of Henry V...
Reviewer's Rating Late Company Abigail Bryant 28/08/2017ordan Tannahill’s critically acclaimed Late Company shines a light on the dark and difficult aspects of 21st century parenting, exploring...
Reviewer's Rating DollyWould Nicholas Potter 26/08/2017Dolly Would combines a love for the country music superstar Dolly Parton with scientific analysis of the cloned sheep Dolly....
Reviewer's Rating Rhapsodes Nicholas Potter 26/08/2017Rhapsodes is a competitive Shakespearean improvisation show. The title stems from the Hellenic accolade of being a performer of poetry....
Reviewer's Rating Performers Nicholas Potter 26/08/2017Irvine Welsh, of Trainspotting notoriety, has brought two damp squibs to this year’s Fringe: Performers and Creatives. The former is...
Reviewer's Rating Tony Law: Absurdity for the Common People Nicholas Potter 26/08/2017This stand-up show is perfect for punters with a penchant for surrealism. Tony Law gallops through an impressive array of...
Reviewer's Rating £¥€$ (LIES) – Ontroerend Goed Nicholas Potter 26/08/2017£¥€$ (LIES) starts with everyone being allocated to a gambling table. The croupiers portion out gambling chips for each person,...
Reviewer's Rating Against Max Wilkinson 26/08/2017his ambitious new play asks some big questions. Ian Rickson’s production of Christopher Shinn’s Against traverses the landscape of American...
Reviewer's Rating Give Me Your Love Nicholas Potter 26/08/2017Give Me Your Love is a Beckettian play about PTSD. It has an early start and a weighty theme, which...
Reviewer's Rating Ordinary Days Nicholas Potter 24/08/2017Ordinary Days is a newly devised musical that celebrates the gumption of New Yorkers. Ordinary Days follows a student called...
