Reviews

  • Nina Conti: Whose Face Is It Anyway? – Review

    Nina Conti’s current tour, the aptly named ‘Whose Face Is It Anyway?’, takes homage at Assembly’s McEwan Hall for a handful of shows during this year’s famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Read more

  • Dream Space – Review

    The Crate at Assembly George Square is a small and intimate venue. A shipping container turned into a black box studio theatre especially for the world-renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival and it suits this production of ‘Dream Space’ perfectly. Read more

  • FLIP Fabrique: Six Degrees – Review

    The Canadian acrobatic troupe ‘FLIP Fabrique’ bring their circus show to the Underbelly Circus Hub at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival and it’s a piece packed full of heart, humour and incredible skill. Read more

  • The Flying Bubble Show – Review

    At the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, “The Flying Bubble Show” with South African bubblologist Maxwell promises a whimsical journey into the world of bubbles, but unfortunately, it falls a bit flat. Read more

  • Saving Mozart – Review

    Saving Mozart – Review

    I had the pleasure of attending the press night of Saving Mozart on 5th August at The Other Palace — and from the moment I walked into the auditorium, I had a feeling we were in for something special. Read more

  • Mario The Maker Magician – Review

    This family made show, performed by Mario Marchese and produced by his wife Katie with their two children in tow, takes homage in this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival inside the famous upside down purple cow, ‘Udderbelly’. Read more