Edfringe Review: Sh!t Theatre: Or What’s Left of Us
A folk revival always comes back in a time of unrest, so God knows we need one now. Sh!t Theatre, comprised of Rebecca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole, lead the show in a...
A folk revival always comes back in a time of unrest, so God knows we need one now. Sh!t Theatre, comprised of Rebecca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole, lead the show in a...
We enter to actress Isabella Nefar preparing the mise en place. The faint scent of cut red onion is just dicernable, becoming more apparent once I notice the small purple pile of...
When We Were Young – a nostalgic and heartbreaking tale of 1990s Scottish gang culture comes to the Pavilion Theatre in Glasgow in August. Geezabreak Productions’ drama had its origins in a...
Dan Tiernan is a shouty man. Sometimes punchlines are shouted and sometimes just a violent gnashing of the teeth, this ferocious ball of gout and gags has volume as a super power,...
Celya AB brings a warm, Parisian sensibility to the Edinburgh Fringe as she takes you on a journey through her wonderfully idiosyncratic, frenzied mind. Her quips are slick, her one-liners razor sharp,...
Forget Challengers, if it’s steamy tennis action you’re looking for, comic Adam Riches has read your mind and put together a delightfully funny and poignant one-man play about mercurial talent and seventies...
Rob Auton is something of a Renaissance Man, mixing comedy, poetry, and a dash of philosophy, plus some kind of extra doo-dah that makes the sky seems magic and can coax a...
You may not be surprised to hear that this show contains swearing, considering the title. The fact that it is creative swearing, musical swearing, artistic swearing, and a lot of things that...
Leah Shelton is the writer and performer of BATSHIT - a show about female madness, with elements of clowning and cabaret. The play, at the Traverse, is directed by Ursula Martinez. Tell...
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