REVIEW: Lavender
Reading Time: 2 minutesLavender is arguably a relatable play - many of us have either experienced cancer, or are close with someone who has.
Category ★★★★½
REVIEW: Wish You Were Here
Reading Time: 2 minutesWithout Compromise’s “Wish You Were Here” returns to this year’s Fringe for a short but explosive run. An intimate house party is the catalyst for three young men to reunite for the first time in three years, opening wounds old and new.
REVIEW: Antigone
Reading Time: 2 minutesDripping with atmosphere, acting that grips you, and a story that lingers for days, Antigone is oustanding in every aspect. Gripping, haunting, tense, tragic. All words that you could use to describe Antigone. The brilliant production of…
REVIEW: Charlie Mulliner: Love Hunt
Reading Time: 2 minutesCharlie Mulliner’s Amber is in a spin - Rob, her boyfriend of 10 years has just walked out, saying they want different things. She’s caught the bouquet at 37 weddings and he thinks he’s being trapped.
REVIEW: Ana Falcon: #1 Mexican in Estonia
Reading Time: 2 minutesHeartfelt comedy that embodies the spirit of the Fringe Ana Falcon is the number one Mexican in Estonia (aside from maybe three others). She begins her engaging hour in entertaining fashion, and we’re in her thrall right…
REVIEW: TOMATOES TRIED TO KILL ME BUT BANJOS SAVED MY LIFE
Reading Time: 2 minutesIf you need a straightforward, no-frills story to believe that it’s never too late to try anything new in life, watch this show
REVIEW: My Name is Rachel Corrie
Reading Time: 3 minutesCuts straight through to your soul, immortalising the words of Rachel Corrie and what she died dreaming for
REVIEW: LAURA BENANTI: NOBODY CARES
Reading Time: 2 minutesLaura Benanti: Nobody Cares is a one-woman comedy show from the mind of Tony Award winner Laura Benanti. With her razor-sharp wit, the star of stage and screen blends side-splitting storytelling with original songs co-written with Todd Almond.
REVIEW: Ezra Collective
Reading Time: 2 minutesAll the Ezra collective fans spread out within the big top and on the grass outside, soaking up the rays and enjoying a cold drink as the support act, electronic jazz DJ Rebecca Vasmant, warmed the audience up.
REVIEW: Jonty O’Callaghan’s Got Some Notes
Reading Time: 3 minutesJonty O’Callaghan’s one-man sketch show is a wonderfully wry skewering of everyday moments, which has the audience laughing and clapping throughout its 50 minutes.