Edges – Review
The venue is grandiose, the seats are nearly filled and my expectations are pretty high. Getting numbers like these at...
Avantika Sood is a member of the National Youth Theatre and a fresh graduate from Durham University where she wrote for the Tab. With her experience in performing arts and writing, she looks forward to bringing gems from the Fringe to the fore. Her interests span new, original plays, physical theatre, storytelling comedy, works from under-represented voices and anything that can pull off absurdity with flair.
The venue is grandiose, the seats are nearly filled and my expectations are pretty high. Getting numbers like these at...
My boyfriend wants to grab a pint with him, my girl friend is devastated he isn’t single, and I am...
Your senses are arrested by the smoke as the bar beckons, the beat grows louder as you subside into the...
There’s no telling how much pain there is behind a smile. There is certainly no telling just how much is...
Sometimes it’s best if things are left unsaid, or in this case, unperformed to an audience in a major venue...
The loving mother, the stoic father, the son and only-child fumbling through life. A relatable reality for so many, this...
Danny, in the prime of his youth and on the precipice of entering adulthood, discovers the underground world of raves,...
Thankfully the title of this show doesn’t inspire a hard and fast rule for dictating entrance to the show. Munters...
Slightly embarrassed after telling the ticket scanner “I stuck a flare up my arse”, I sat rather comfortably before the...
David Ian sets out to tell us why he wants to be the perfect gay. He comes to the conclusion...