REVIEW: Donuts
Reading Time: < 1 minuteDonuts is a contemporary dance piece choreographed by Jamaal Burkmar showing at Assembly Rooms.
Category Edinburgh Festival Fringe
REVIEW: Living A Little
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLiving a Little from Finlay Bain is a poignant zombie apocalypse comedy exploring the complex friendship of Rob and Paul, made even more complicated by Ninja Invader Penelope. Directed by Jordan Murphy the piece is original, passionate and very very funny.
REVIEW: Blue Badge Bunch
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLed by comedian Benny Shakes, Blue Badge Bunch is an interactive kids gameshow which talks openly about disability and breaks down barriers. The whole show is extremely inclusive, highlighted by the BSL interpreter present throughout.
REVIEW: She-Wolves
Reading Time: < 1 minuteBased on Helen Castor's Book/Series She-Wolves tells the story of powerful female monarchs of England.
REVIEW: Period Dramas
Reading Time: < 1 minuteHeather Milstead leads this storming cabaret with more facts about menstruation than you
can shake a stick at.
REVIEW: Bloody Difficult Women
Reading Time: < 1 minuteBloody Difficult Women is the new play from Tim Walker directed by Stephen Unwin showing at Assembly Ballroom this August. The show follows the lead up and events during Gina Miller's case against the government.
REVIEW: Grubby Little Mitts
Reading Time: < 1 minuteGrubby Little Mitts directed by Jon Gracey running at Assembly, this Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2022, is full of unexpected takes and weirdly wonderful quirks.
HIGHLIGHT: Interview with Tim Fraser
Reading Time: 5 minutesA Young(ish) Perspective sat down with Tim Fraser, creator of Candy. This show is brought to Edinburgh Festival Fringe by Reboot Theatre Company and is running at Underbelly Bristo Square from 5-29th August.
HIGHLIGHT: ‘Jesus, Jane, Mother & Me’ premieres at the Edinburgh Fringe
Reading Time: 2 minutesJesus, Jane, Mother & Me is the darkly hilarious and moving story of a strange boy called Daniel Valentine, the ultimate superfan whose life has been devoted to his two favourite things, Jesus… and Jane McDonald.
HIGHLIGHT: OMNIBUS THEATRE announce Fringe runs of The Girl Who Was Very Good At Lying and Fiji
Reading Time: 2 minutesOmnibus Theatre today announces that The Girl Who Was Very Good at Lying, by Eoin McAndrew and Fiji by Evan Lordan, Pedro Leandro and Eddie Loodmer-Elliott, two critically acclaimed plays previously co-produced by Omnibus Theatre, will run at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.