With a captivating trailer courtesy of Andrew Perry, the highly-anticipated EUTC rendition of “When the Rain Stops Falling” by Andrew Bovell sadly fell short of expectations, proving to be more […]
Read more
Author: Daniella Cunliffe
Chagos 1971 – Bedlam Theatre
Written and directed by Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller, Chagos 1971 is a highly innovative piece of student theatre that exposes the pervading legacy of British Imperialism with flair and sophistication. Set against […]
Read more
The Colour of Madness: A Play
The Colour of Madness is a theatrical adaptation of Dr. Samara Linton’s and Rianna Walcott’s anthology of the same title, which sheds light upon the subject of mental health within […]
Read more
Manpower – Traverse
Manpower, brought to you by Alister Lownie and Katherina Radeva of Two Destination Language, is a self-advertised “politically complex commentary” on the subject of “Britain’s working men over the last […]
Read more
Burnt Toast
Burnt Toast, a debut piece of absurdist theatre penned by Guy Hodgkinson, promises theatre-goers a refreshingly bizarre take on relationships, jam-packed into an hour’s performance involving vienetta, oranges and…. well, you guessed it! […]
Read more
A review of Morna Pearson’s “Dr Stirlingshire’s Discovery”
This piece runs until the 9th of April, forming part of Edinburgh’s larger International Science Festival, which takes place until April 16th.
Read more