REVIEW: The Glass Menagerie
Reading Time: 2 minutesFor a few days only, the Royal Lyceum Theatre plays host to a shimmering, delicately wrought production of The Glass Menagerie in Scotland’s capital.
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REVIEW: War Horse
Reading Time: 2 minutesAfter what author Michael Morpurgo aptly termed a “pandemic pause,” War Horse has returned to the UK stage with renewed urgency and emotional relevance.
REVIEW: Jordan Gray: Is That a C*ck in Your Pocket, or Are You Just Here to Kill Me?
Reading Time: < 1 minuteJordan Gray has returned to the Edinburgh Fringe stage and taken it by storm once more with a rousing second installment to her famous musical comedy set.
REVIEW: I am Claire Parry (Very Funny Stand-up)
Reading Time: < 1 minuteMultidisciplinary artist Claire Parry explores the absurdity of being an artist in the current landscape with absurdity, itself.
REVIEW: Michelle Brasier: It’s A Shame We Won’t Be Friends Next Year
Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe Aussie comedian, musician and writer, Michelle Brasier, has taken Edinburgh by storm this August with not only a prime time showing with Gilded Balloon, but also appearances with the Edinburgh Book Festival launching her debut memoir.
FEATURE: In Conversation with Alisha Fernandez Miranda
Reading Time: 3 minutesDon’t give up! Don’t stay in your lane. Don’t give up on the small efforts around you to make life better. Find ways to make things better and take the actions you can.
REVIEW: Dragged through the Mud
Reading Time: < 1 minuteSkinny Minnie is the most (in)famous woman in showbiz! From Primadonna to pariah, she's had, and lost, it all. Join her for a frank, hilarious and deeply personal peek behind the glittering curtain of the drag world. Through standup, Skinny digs into the loneliness of the spotlight, the challenges of professional entertainment and the true costs of living for your alter ego. The burning question: what exactly did she do? Well, how much time do you have? Everybody's got a secret, so let's spill the tea.
REVIEW: Hamlet by New York Circus Project
Reading Time: < 1 minuteNew York Circus Project have added their high flying expertise to the bardic showings at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. Their take on Hamlet was harrowing in its athleticism and commendable for its ingenuity.
REVIEW: Count Dykula
Reading Time: < 1 minuteAirlock Theatre in association with Soho Theatre have brought this vampiric, musical exploration of queer presentation to the Fringe stage.
REVIEW: Trainspotting Live
Reading Time: 2 minutesRaw, relentless and unflinchingly brilliant. The Eight-time returning phenomena – in production with King’s Head and In Your Face, presented by Seabright Live – has returned once more to the Edinburgh Fringe.This adaptation by Harry Gibson of…