Latest Reviews
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Review: Jericho by MALAPROP TheatreMALAPROP's new play exploring entertainment, politics, and WWEtheatre reviewedinburgh27 Aug 2018 -
Review: (sorry) by King's Head TheatreA mostly tight study of the issues of today, through the eyes of a millennialtheatre reviewedinburgh23 Aug 2018 -
Review: Piff the Magic Dragon and the Dog Who K...The Vegas headliner is back for a "holiday"comedy reviewedinburgh22 Aug 2018 -
Review: Lola & Jo – Focus GroupiesMarket research trials run by a gifted comedy duocomedy reviewedinburgh22 Aug 2018 -
Review: The Providence of Neighboring Bodies by...Love thy neighbour? A New York theatre group examines American communitiestheatre reviewedinburgh22 Aug 2018 -
Review: First Snow / Premèire Neige by National...The politics of Scotland and Canada collide in this dense and mature play.theatre reviewedinburgh21 Aug 2018 -
Review: Timpson – The Musical by Gigglemug TheatreA tongue-in-cheek musical which suffers from moments of unevenessmusicals reviewedinburgh21 Aug 2018 -
Review: William Andrews: WillyThis tender-hearted comic makes a welcome returncomedy reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Synchronised Swimming – The Dry VersionEuro-clowns fail to make a splashcomedy reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Ray Bradshaw – Deaf Comedy FamA first in comedy: a show in both English and BSLcomedy reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Imran Yusuf – Saint, Sinner, SufiOnetime crowd-pleaser refuses to play the victimcomedy reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Anna Morris: BombasticSlickly delivered grotesques from talented character comiccomedy reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Sirens by Zoo CoA well-meaning but disappointingly heavy-handed jab at society's modern illstheatre reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Lolly Jones – Fifty Shades of MaySpanking portrait of the prime ministercomedy reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Andy Zaltzman: Right Questions. Wrong A...Whipsmart political comedy employing clever structural conceitscomedy reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Robin Ince: Chaos of DelightA celebratory ragbag extolling wonder and optimismcomedy reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: The Cat's Mother by Wildcard and Reid P...What do you do when Dignitas is too expensive?theatre reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: The Squirrel Plays by Part of the MainNo squirrels were hurt in the making of this playtheatre reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Busking It by Coin DropTales of the Tube in this piece from engaging performer Danusia Samaltheatre reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -
Review: Tim Key: MegadateAwards and acting come and go, but he's still a key Fringe figurecomedy reviewedinburgh19 Aug 2018 -