Scotland Reviews
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Circus
ED FRINGE: Circus Abyssinia: Tulu – Underbelly’s Circus Hub, Edinburgh
Director: Bibi and Bichu Ltd Derartu Tulu was the first black African woman to earn an Olympic medal. She won…
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Drama
ED Fringe: Truth’s A Dog Must Kennel – Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh
Writer: Tim Crouch Director: Karl James and Andy Smith It’s an odd feeling, writing your career obituary. But elements of…
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Review
ED FRINGE: Lizard Boy – Gilded Balloon Patter Hoose, Edinburgh
Book, Music & Lyrics: Justin Huertas Director: Brandon Ivie Getting drenched in dragon’s blood cannot be good for you, surely?…
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Drama
ED FRINGE: Exodus – Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
Writer: Uma Nada-Rajah Director: Debbie Hannan The royal vizier, the second-in-command, the confidant; if there is one thing to know…
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Drama
ED FRINGE: Blood Harmony – Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
Writer: Matthew Bulgo Death, politics, sex, famine, puppets, identity, metamorphosis, puppets, circuses, musicals, cost-of-living, immigration, puppets. The Festival Fringe is…
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Physical Theatre
ED FRINGE: Project Dictator – Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
Directors: Hamish MacDougall, Julian Spooner, Matt Wells Clown is a widely known and loved art – a pure form of…
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Drama
ED FRINGE: 20 Minutes of Action – Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh
Writer/Director: Pollyanna Esse 20 Minutes of Action is a verbatim re-telling of a controversial American sexual assault court case from…
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Drama
ED FRINGE: WILF -Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
Writer/Director: James Ley Stop me if you’ve heard this before: Boy loves boy, boy ditches boy, boy reconnects with himself,…
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Drama
Two Fingers Up – Summerhall, Edinburgh
Writer/Director: Seón Simpson and Gina Donnelly Previously a part of Summerhall’s online Fringe in 2021, Seón Simpson and Gina Donnelly’s production makes…
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Drama
Visiting Cezanne – Hill Street Theatre, Edinburgh
Writer: Duane Kelly Director: Katie Jackson A conversation between Cezanne ( Mark Coleman) and fellow artist Degas ( Fergus John…
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