Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Podcasts
Podcast: Third Time Lucky for Cumberbatch?
An update on the journey for Experiment Human
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Interviews
Interview: DJs, Drugs and Male Obesity
Saltire Sky Productions' Sands Stirling and Nathan Scott-Dunn
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Reviews
Review: Buff, EdFringe
Refreshingly centred on a plus-size gay character, this one-man play is truly representative and essential viewing.
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Edinburgh Festival
Drip Feed, Assembly George Square Theatre (The Bubble) – Review
This account of a raucous girls' night in Cork reveals truths about homosexuality, family support and unfinished relationships.
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Drama
Papaya, ZOO Charteris (Aviary) – Review
The hangover of colonialist and racist attitudes seen through the eyes of a Pakistani woman settled in the UK.
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Drama
Woyzeck, Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh – Review
Another supercharged and innately watchable production from physical theatre company Spies Like Us, this time tackling Büchner’s classic play.
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Comedy
BLUE HEART @ C Venues, C Too Ed Fringe Review
Pro’s: Two exceptional Caryl Churchill scripts Con’s: Committed but inexperienced actors With thousands of shows competing to make an impact…
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Dance
Border Tales, Summer Hall (Main Hall) – Review
Reductive in its assessment of post-Brexit Britain, and complacent in the assumptions it makes about its audience. Great music and…
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Features
The Rise of the One-Woman Show
Sarah Tattersall has written a one-woman show. Here, she explains why we shouldn't hate it.
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Off West End
Waking Beauty, Ovalhouse – Review
Pros: At last a fairy tale to promote LGBTQ equality. Cons: Don’t expect elaborate set and costumes, but focus on…
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