REVIEW: Little Pink Dress @ C Arts
Reading Time: 3 minutes‘Little Pink Dress’ is a one-man musical “traumedy” written/performed by New York-based artist Joey Jennings, and directed by Coral Cohen.
Abbie Murray
Glasgow-based theatre creative
✧.*Writing, Directing, Acting ✧.*
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REVIEW: B*tch Eat Dog @ Greenside
Reading Time: 3 minutes‘B*tch Eat Dog’ comes to the Edinburgh Fringe from American puppeteer and theatre creative Mel Carter.
REVIEW: The Hypochrondiac @ The Space
Reading Time: 2 minutes‘The Hypochondriac’ comes to the Edinburgh Fringe from the collaboration of Edinburgh-based Rebrand Theatre and New Celts Productions, and is adapted by Ross Gillan from the French comedy-ballet play ‘Le Malade Imaginaire’ by Molière and directed by Alistair Dempster.
REVIEW: Heracles: Of Men and Beasts
Reading Time: 2 minutesA stunning folk musical experience filled with soul Heracles: Of Men and Beasts’ arrives at the Edinburgh Fringe from New Zealand-based theatre company The Barden Party. Directed by Laura Irish and composed by Ollie Howlett, this production…
REVIEW: Spraywatch: A Beautiful Rescue @ The Space
Reading Time: 2 minutes‘Spraywatch: A Beautiful Rescue’ comes to the Edinburgh Fringe from English performance company Low Fat Productions; and it makes an absolute splash!
REVIEW: Detective Heartbreak @ The Space, Niddry Street
Reading Time: 2 minutes‘Detective Heartbreak’ comes to the Edinburgh Fringe through the University of Glasgow’s Student Theatre at Glasgow society, directed by Lewis Cooper and starring Jake Thomson, Daniel Parrett, Tilly Mearns and Kathryn Kennedy.
REVIEW: The RemAIns of the Butler @ The Counting House
Reading Time: 2 minutes‘The RemAIns of the Butler’ comes to the Edinburgh Fringe from English Germany-based performer and former butler himself Mike McAlpine, who uses physical comedy and seamless character transformations to pose the very relevant questions of how can we live alongside AI and its integration into primarily human-based roles?
REVIEW: Girlfriends: A Not So Straight Play @ Greenside
Reading Time: 2 minutes'Girlfriends: A Not So Straight Play' comes to the Edinburgh Fringe from New York with director Ash Malloy and playwright/one-woman star of the show Sara Malinowski.
REVIEW: The Karate Kid
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Karate Kid: The Musical brings Robert Mark Kamen’s famed 1984 screenplay to the stage, encapsulating the excitement of the franchise for everyone: old and new fans alike.
REVIEW: My Romantic History
Reading Time: 2 minutesD.C. Jackson’s My Romantic History takes on the Tron Theatre through the direction of Johnny McKnight, spilling to the audience the woes of two individuals who find themselves in a workplace situationship.