REVIEW: Jumper Bumps
Reading Time: 2 minutes‘Wonderfully genuine actors and a script full of potential’
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REVIEW: Delusional – I Killed A Man
Reading Time: < 1 minuteA gritty one-person production in defence of madness
REVIEW: EULOGY
Reading Time: 2 minutesA fantastic production that is as incredible as it is unique If you’re searching for an experience like none other at the Edinburgh Fringe this year, then you most certainly don’t want to miss Darkfield’s EULOGY. A…
REVIEW: Kinder
Reading Time: 2 minutesFrom costuming and music to the script itself, everything about Ryan Stewart’s KINDER is a fantastic celebration of queer identity and childhood. What begins as a brilliant comedic set-up – what if a drag performer mistakes a ‘reading hour’ for “reading” (as in making fun of) hour? – spirals into a beautiful deep-dive into a three-act performance of identity, storytelling, and the precarious position of queer people in today’s world.
REVIEW: Cerys Bradley’s Queer Tales for Autistic Folk
Reading Time: < 1 minuteCerys Bradley’s Queer Tales for Autistic Folk is a refreshingly inventive and joyfully subversive piece of interactive storytelling that invites audiences to not just witness a show, but shape it.
REVIEW: The Poetess
Reading Time: < 1 minuteAn original premise from a brilliantly talented creative To combine poetry with theatre is a difficult task indeed: to do it with the precision and eloquence of Olivia Dodd (@oliviadodd) in The Poetess is another task…
REVIEW: DANCE IS NOT FOR US & BOTTOMS
Reading Time: 2 minutesDance is such an interesting medium: without any words, it is possible to create an atmosphere and an image that sticks with an audience, and that’s exactly what Dance Is Not For Us did.
REVIEW: Studio3
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Studio3 season, presents new work from some of the most exciting playwriting voices working in Scotland today. Alright Sunshine, Fleg, and Fruitcake.
REVIEW: RSNO: Jess Gillam & Shostakovich Eight featuring Anna Clyne’s ‘Glasslands’
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe show opened with the wonderful Anna Clyne’s Glasslands, full of Irish myth and wonder. It was the first of many extremes of the night and set a fantastic tone for the Shostakovich symphony to come.
REVIEW: The Kelton Hill Fair
Reading Time: 3 minutesFrom beginning to end I was blown away by Wonder Fools’ latest production, The Kelton Hill Fair.