Category Edinburgh Festival Fringe

REVIEW: Showstopper! The Improvised Musical

Reading Time: 2 minutesShowstopper! The Improvised Musical is a captivating improvised musical that attracts a large audience with its boundless creativity and originality. This performance showcases the extraordinary improvisational skills and musical talent of its actors, leaving the audience thoroughly entertained. Although it is an improvised performance, Showstopper! does not merely mimic musical theatre genres or descend into comedic antics. Instead, it seriously tries to present itself as a meticulously rehearsed musical. Each performance features six actors dressed in red and black, along with a host-like actor, The Writer. At the beginning, The Writer sets the scene for the musical: he is in need of a musical but has nothing to start with, requiring the audience’s help to provide the theme, title, and musical style. Thus, an unknown adventure begins. 

REVIEW: Darkfield: Flight

Reading Time: 2 minutesDarkfield's Flight redefines immersive theatre, plunging the audience into an experience so vivid and all-encompassing that you will question your very existence. From the moment you step into the meticulously recreated airplane cabin, complete with familiar seats, overhead lockers, and attentive air hostesses, you are transported into a world that feels unnervingly real. The genius of Flight lies in its ability to lull you into a false sense of security. As you fasten your seatbelt, peruse the safety information, and mentally accept refreshments, the calm, settled atmosphere serves as the perfect counterpoint to the turbulence that lies ahead – both literal and metaphysical.