Edfringe Theatre Reviews: Bigfoot Ripped My Dog in Half I Saw It, Evita Too, The Singer
New York duo Xhloe and Natasha are the toast of the Fringe and with good reason.If you’ve seen them before,...
Fiona is an established music journalist, based in Glasgow, where she has been attending gigs for the past 35 years and writing about the local and wider music scene since 1990. She is the chief rock and pop critic of The Scotsman, and also writes for Scotland On Sunday, The List and Edinburgh Festivals magazine. She is co-founder and co-director of Glasgow Music City Tours and Edinburgh Music Tours, which offer guided music themed walking tours exploring the rich musical history of both cities.
New York duo Xhloe and Natasha are the toast of the Fringe and with good reason.If you’ve seen them before,...
Palestinian comedian/actor/writer Alaa Shehada won friends and prizes last year with his funning and haunting one man show The Horse...
As always, the Fringe theatre programme offers all kinds of everything. Darkfield are still inviting unsuspecting audience members into bunkers...
Ordinary Decent Criminal Cometh the Fringe, cometh Mark Thomas with a new play in his signature entertaining agit-prop style. Frankie...
Red Like Fruit Strong female voices are all around on this year’s Fringe but ironically one of the most insightful,...
In June 1968, feminist activist Valerie Solanas shot Andy Warhol at the Factory in New York, seemingly out of frustration...
Usher Hall, Edinburgh Lesser spotted The The frontman Matt Johnson has been making a comeback in recent years, wrapping his...
Cult singer/songwriter Joan Wasser took her audacious stage name from the old Angie Dickinson police series with its intimations of...
Theatre Royal, Glasgow The stage was set with an armoury of keyboards, synthesizers and guitars Spanish and electric but this...
Richly rewarding though it can be, the Fringe is a battle for survival for many performers. Little wonder that financial...
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