Performing Arts
Fringe review – Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience
Faulty Towers: the Dining Experience offers two hours of capers and a three course dinner served by the irrepressible Basil, Sybil and Manuel. Read More
Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Festival fringe review – Games
Games is described in the publicity as a play set against the background of “Europe is fractured; economies faltering. Read More
Performing Arts
Festival fringe review – Elise
If this is the standard of production from a young troupe of actors, writers and directors, the future of British theatre is in safe hands. Read More
Performing Arts
Army veterans bring experiences to the Fringe
A cast of injured and sick former service men and women are on their way to the Edinburgh Fringe to premiere Unspoken, a play based on the stories of ... Read More
Performing Arts
Just William appears at this year’s Fringe
Just William is one of the enduring fictional characters of the 20th century, and he's appearing at the Fringe this year. Read More
Performing Arts
World’s only psychic duck plays its part in Fringe
A show about wonderful women, strange encounters and a fairground mystery that occurred on the Welsh coast many moons ago. Read More
Performing Arts
Felicity goes nuts in her new Fringe show
The Fringe was a sadder place last year with the Felicity Ward shaped hole that was so glaringly obvious in it. Read More
Performing Arts
Tori is Thirsty for Fringe Festival success
Direct from sell-out shows in New York, LA, London, Mexico and Provincetown, newcomer Tori Scott celebrates poor life choices and an unconditional lov... Read More
Music
Fringe review: The Really Terrible Orchestra
When I asked the Really Terrible Orchestra’s assistant concertmaster what they would be playing in the Fringe concert this year, she said she had no... Read More