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Havana Street Party – Review

Havana Street Party – Review

A dazzling celebration of dance and Cuban culture. Havana Street Party takes the audience across the world to Cuba as the performers show the beauty of their country. As dancers from Los...

Sooz Kempner: Y2K Woman – Review

Sooz Kempner: Y2K Woman – Review

The audience is transported back in time to the 90s, on the cusp of the new millennium as Sooz Kempner tells tales from her teenage years. With charm and wit, Kempner hits...

Susie McCabe: Femme Fatality – Review

Susie McCabe: Femme Fatality – Review

Now this is a fine thing. All the way from Glasgow (she’s commuting), Susie McCabe comes to the Fringe with her Fred Perry polo shirt and an autobiographical show that takes her...

Simon Evans: Have We Met? – Review

Simon Evans: Have We Met? – Review

MAYBE the beard is a signifier. It’s a little wilder than usual, a little more unkempt, a little less groomed. Words you would not normally associate with Simon Evans. And it’s the...

Foxdog Studios: Robo Bingo – Review

Foxdog Studios: Robo Bingo – Review

If Robot Wars met Little Big Planet playing an old stlyee Amstrad adventure game and turned it into an audience-wide interactive game… you’d get a vague glimpse of how Robo Bingo works....

Baklâ – Review

Baklâ – Review

Often, no matter how much you try to anticipate all the facets of an experience, it's down to experiencing. Baklâ is most certainly down to the experience. As soon as Max Percy...

Simon Munnery’s Jerusalem – Review

Simon Munnery’s Jerusalem – Review

And then there are those comedians who live in their own world rather than everyone else’s.  Simon Munnery has been a cult figure (that dread description) in British comedy for more than...

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