EdFringe 2023 Review: The Hunger ★★★★
Black Bright Theatre Company present mother-daughter kitchen-sink drama meets apocalyptic horror in The Hunger playing
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EdFringe 2023 Review: The Brief Life & Mysterious Death of Boris III, King of Bulgaria ★★★★
Finding a fresh page of World War II history is surely a challenge for any
EdFringe 2022 Review: Never Let Go
Writer-performer Michael Kinnan brings Never Let Go: An Unauthorised Retelling of James Cameron’s Titanic to
EdFringe 2022 Review: Giving Up the Ghost
Giving Up the Ghost’s Edinburgh Fringe run has now finished but you can find out
EdFringe 2022 Review: Fabulett 1933
Michael Trauffer brings an elegant slice of cabaret to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with his
EdFringe 2022 Review: The Land of Lost Content
Two-hander The Land of Lost Content from Henry Madd centres on spending one’s formative years
EdFringe 2022 Review: Lottie Platchett Took a Hatchett
Lottie Platchett Took a Hatchett presents a riotous high camp spectacle based on a classic
EdFringe 2022 Review: Helter Skelter
Charles Manson’s manipulative power is the focus of Helter Skelter, VETO Productions’ new dramatic narrative
EdFringe 2022 Review: Caligari
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari has a reputation as one of the defining pieces of
EdFringe 2022 Review: Twinkle
The world of the pantomime becomes the canvas for Twinkle by Phillip Meeks and Finn
EdFringe 2022 Review: Marrano, a Tale from the Inquisition
For two nights only LaPercha Teatro brought Marrano, a Tale from the Inquisition to the
EdFringe 2022 Review: Wreckage
Tom Ratcliffe’s Wreckage takes residency at Summerhall’s Red Lecture Hall for the 2022 Edinburgh Festival
EdFringe 2022 Review: The Actress
Long Lane Theatre Company bring The Actress to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s Underbelly, shedding light
EdFringe 2022 Review: No Place Like Home
Writer-performer Alex Roberts delivers a spectacular performance in lyrical one man piece No Place Like
EdFringe 2022 Review: Marrow
Craig Macarthur takes centre stage in Assembly Festival’s Marrow directed by Melissa Firlit. This insightful,
EdFringe 2022 Review: 20 Minutes of Action
Lionheart Theatre bring 20 Minutes of Action to EdFringe’s Pleasance for 2022. This sharp, emotional
EdFringe 2021 Review: Shook ★★★★
Watching Shook at theSpaceTriplex as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, you get the sense
EdFringe 2021 Review: Screen 9 ★★★★
Piccolo Theatre and The Pleasance bring new work Screen 9 to the stage, a powerful
EdFringe 2021 Review: Run ★★★
No Frills Theatre Company present Run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this year, examining the
EdFringe 2021 Review: Styx ★★★
Returning to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in a smaller model with a now two-person line-up
EdFringe 2021 Review: Jane Eyre ★★★
For those seeking some classics from this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe line-up, then Blue Orange
EdFringe 2021 Review: Mediocre White Male ★★★
Will Close and Joe von Malachowski co-write Mediocre White Male, examining a thirty-something white male whose
EdFringe 2021 Review: Black is the Color of My Voice ★★★★
Apphia Campbell returns to the Edinburgh Fringe in stellar solo show Black is the Color
EdFringe 2019 Review: Anguis
Anguis Rating: ★★★ Website Actor Sheila Atim (famed for her turn in The Girl from the
EdFringe 2019 Review: Austentatious
Austentatious Rating: ★★★ Website Image: Robert Viglasky. Austentatious has conquered the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, London’s West