EdFringe 2022 Review: Helter Skelter
Charles Manson’s manipulative power is the focus of Helter Skelter, VETO Productions’ new dramatic narrative
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EdFringe 2022 Review: The Beast Will Rise
★★★★ The work of playwright, novelist and filmmaker Philip Ridley is celebrated in The Beast
EdFringe 2022 Review: Caligari
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari has a reputation as one of the defining pieces of
EdFringe 2022 Review: Wanderlust
Undoubtedly the raunchiest, most high energy cabaret that you will watch at four forty-five in
EdFringe 2022 Review: ‘Joseph Parsons: Equaliser’
If stereotypes are to be believed, Joseph Parsons is something of a rare breed. He’s
EdFringe 2022 Review: ‘Séayoncé: Res-Erection’
Dan Wye’s comic creation Séayoncé is back at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe delivering spooky comic
EdFringe 2022 Review: ‘Myra DuBois – A Problem Shared’
Star of stage and screen Myra DuBois returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe’s Underbelly to
EdFringe 2022 Review: Bogeyman
The haunting reminders of colonialism and enslavement are explored in Lagahoo Productions’ Bogeyman, which shares:
EdFringe 2022 Review: Stevensongs
France produces some of the best electronic music – one simply has to think of
EdFringe 2022 Review: Twinkle
The world of the pantomime becomes the canvas for Twinkle by Phillip Meeks and Finn
EdFringe 2022 Review: Let’s Try Gay
Let’s Try Gay centres on the lines of friendship crossing into something more intimate as
EdFringe 2022 Review: Blunderland
You know the Fringe is in town when Edinburgh becomes packed with circus tents and
EdFringe 2022 Review: Oedipus Electronica
Pecho Mama previously brought the sublime Medea Electronica to the the Fringe in 2018 and
EdFringe 2022 Review: And Then The Rodeo Burned Down
And Then The Rodeo Burned Down from Chloe Rice and Natasha Roland takes hold in
EdFringe 2022 Review: ‘Eve: All About Her’
Kitt Ramsay brings Eve: All About Her to the Gilded Balloon’s Patter Hoose this Edinburgh
EdFringe 2022 Review: Wreckage
Tom Ratcliffe’s Wreckage takes residency at Summerhall’s Red Lecture Hall for the 2022 Edinburgh Festival
EdFringe 2022 Review: Soho Boy
Owen Dennis takes centre stage in one man cabaret-musical Soho Boy at theSpaceUK’s Symposium Hall
EdFringe 2022 Review: Confetti
The romantic comedy gets a queer spin in Confetti from writer and performer Will Jackson
EdFringe 2022 Review: ‘Tom DeTrinis: I Hate New York’
Tom DeTrinis takes to the Assembly’s Powder Room as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
EdFringe 2022 Review: Grandmother’s Closet
Luke Hereford takes to the Edinburgh Fringe for the first time, bringing their autobiographical cabaret
EdFringe 2022 Review: ‘Rhys Nicholson: Rhys! Rhys! Rhys!’
Australia’s Rhys Nicholson returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with their new show Rhys! Rhys!
EdFringe 2022 Review: No Place Like Home
Writer-performer Alex Roberts delivers a spectacular performance in lyrical one man piece No Place Like
EdFringe 2021 Review: Screen 9 ★★★★
Piccolo Theatre and The Pleasance bring new work Screen 9 to the stage, a powerful
EdFringe 2021 Review: Bromance ★★★★
Bromance from Barely Methodical Troupe sees three skilled gymnasts Adam Fullick, Peter Shirley, and Arthur
EdFringe 2021 Review: Femme Ta Bouche ★★★
Southern camp arrives by the bucketload in Femme Ta Bouche from Teddy Walker, a punky