REVIEW: A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO WIDOWHOOD
Reading Time: 2 minutesA Beginner’s Guide to Widowhood, originally created by Omar Khan and written by Rae Mainwaring, is on at The Lion & Unicorn through 5 September.
Category ★★★½☆
REVIEW: John Achkar @ Just The Spare Room
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe name of John Achkar’s show, listed in full on the Fringe website, is a full sentence, and a really long one: John Achkar: His country is collapsing. He's having a baby. So obviously, this is the right year for a Lebanese comedian you've never heard of to try English stand-up for the first time.
REVIEW: Moth And Dog Are Dying to Get Out
Reading Time: 2 minutes“An energetic story about a teen relationship and masculinity” For the play’s prelude, the crowd filters in while videos of Jordan Peterson lecturing ongender roles and selected manosphere talking heads play on screen, as our dualprotagonists stand…
REVIEW: Stephen Catling: Clown Fish Out of Water
Reading Time: 2 minutesA well crafted surrealist piece with a lot of ideas Stephen Catling returns to the Fringe with his new show Clown Fish Out Of Water. This is a piece of surreal clown stand up that runs through…
REVIEW: Midnight in Nashville
Reading Time: 2 minutesMidnight in Nashville is a poignant, affecting story made better by its musical elements.
REVIEW: Betsy and Patty Find Out @ Bedlam Theatre
Reading Time: 2 minutes“A Well Crafted Dry Satire Revolving Around Cows Waiting in Line”
REVIEW: Latch
Reading Time: 3 minutesLatch is an excellent play delving into the minds of the contemporary teenage girl A 60-minute slumber party which serves as a reminder of what it was to be a teenage girl, Camden Fringe show Latch at…
REVIEW: Maiden | Mother | Whore
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn experiential piece of dance with plenty of room to develop and grow The stage is, for the most part, bare. A white square in the middle and a backdrop of red fabrics and postcards. As the…
REVIEW: Garrett Millerick: We Tried It Your Way @ Pleasance Courtyard
Reading Time: 2 minutesGarrett Millerick's new show is fairly high concept. It explores the use of AI in comedy and how this can be used to lie to an audience, while terrifying us with the use of it live.
REVIEW: CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation @ Underbelly, Bristo Square
Reading Time: 2 minutesCrime Scene Improvisation returns for its 10th year at the Fringe. This group of performers show their experience, with clever, quickly thought out plots and characters that provide plenty of laughs.