Zhang Jun, (张军) “Prince of Kunqu”, in conversation with Rivka Jacobson Rivka Jacobson Interviews 07/01/2019
Reviewer's Rating Rhinoceros Ben Reiss 28/03/2018In a nondescript town, a lot like yours or mine, people are changing. They’re behaving in ways you can’t understand,...
Reviewer's Rating The Belle’s Stratagem Ben Reiss 19/02/2018To send us skipping into spring with a smile on our lips, Edinburgh’s Lyceum Theatre has put on The Belle’s...
Reviewer's Rating The Lover Ben Reiss 24/01/2018Throughout The Lover, a branch slowly grows and blossoms above the stage, mirroring the blossoming of the autobiographical character in...
Reviewer's Rating Cockpit Ben Reiss 13/10/2017You British don’t understand about Europe, spits a character at the hapless Captain Ridley, a statement seemingly as true now...
Reviewer's Rating What Shadows Ben Reiss 14/09/2017The Birmingham Speech. That is what Enoch Powell termed his diatribe better known to most by the moniker ‘Rivers of...
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,...
