Edinburgh Festival
It may only be one month of the year, but we always have some of our team eager to head North and see what’s happening. So we thought we should collect all of our Edinburgh content into one convenient place for you.
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Review: Beautiful Evil Things, EdFringe
Questions female stories in Greek mythology and how they are told.
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Review: The Way Back, EdFringe
A rather bizarre puppetry show for children using body parts blown off in a wartime explosion.
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Review: Jacob Storms’ Tennessee Rising: The Dawn of Tennessee Williams, EdFringe
An engaging one-man show, perfect for those with or without prior knowledge of Williams’ work
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Review: All is Pink in West Berkshire County, EdFringe
A meaty production that serves up hilarity and horror in equal measure
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Review: Godfather Death, EdFringe
Godfather Death covers a morbid and uncomfortable topic that we often ignore
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Review: Crash and Burn, EdFringe
A tense ensemble play about the climate emergency
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Review: Blue, EdFringe
A nail-biting drama
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Review: Unveiled, EdFringe
A well-intentioned solo show about feminine energy is let down by a dreary script.
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Review: Alan Bennett’s Cocktail Sticks, EdFringe
A gently moving production that struggles to expand meaningfully upon Bennett’s script.
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Review: Best Man, EdFringe
Caught in two minds between theatre and stand-up comedy