REVIEW: The Dream of Being A Madame
Reading Time: 2 minutes“The Dream of Being a Madame” depicts two women, May (Joyce Lim) and Lairs (Li Xu), who have different values and personalities but become close friends.
Category Edinburgh Festival Fringe
REVIEW: Elliot Steel: Soft Boi Core
Reading Time: < 1 minuteWith a smash-hit show already under his belt, Elliot Steel is back again bringing his sharp wit and trademark sense of dark humour.
REVIEW: The Weight of Shadow
Reading Time: 2 minutesFrom start to finish we are presented with Sasha as he mimes, dances and does acrobatics but rather than their usual more freeing and joyful presentation in theatre - they serve to engulf us in the inner horror and turmoil that mental illness can be.
REVIEW: F*ck Tomorrow
Reading Time: < 1 minuteJamie Lerner is the comedian taking us through her upbringing, dating and complex relationship with wanting to lick peoples faces.
REVIEW: Challenge
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLooking at the description it’s hard to really put this show into a box. Led by NON STYLE star Akira Ishida, this theatre piece is genuinely one of the most refreshing pieces of theatre I’ve ever seen.
REVIEW: Ticket To Wonderland
Reading Time: < 1 minuteReady for a trip to wonderland from the comfort of your local train station? Erstwhile Media brings this magical and modern retelling of the Lewis Carroll classic to the Free Fringe Stage to great success
REVIEW: Catholic Guilt
Reading Time: 2 minutesKelly McCaughan returns triumphant to the Fringe Festival Stage with her show Catholic Guilt.
REVIEW: Rachel Fairburn: Side Eye
Reading Time: 2 minutesRachel Fairburn has two shows at this year’s Fringe. Her first, Showgirl, is her stand-up show, but with her other show, Side Eye, she’s bringing her character comedy to the Fringe for the first time.
REVIEW: Dead Mom Play
Reading Time: 2 minutesDead Mom Play will be performing at The Space Theatre, Venue 9 on Niddry Street on the 10th of August at 9:20am and the 12th-17th at 9:40am.
REVIEW: Tones – A HipHop Opera
Reading Time: 2 minutesTones combines the gritty underground sounds of hip-hop, grime and drill with the melodrama of opera to present a piece of gig theatre like no other, as Jerome, aka The Professor, navigates his way through a treacherous path to self-discovery.