Jet of Blood discusses the auto-biographical abuse story of its creator, Mari Moriarty. Not an uncommon one among ‘victims, survivors, accusers, whatever you want to call us.’ This is controversial protest theatre that delves […]
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Author: Rhona Mackay
A 23 year old, working as an actor, writer and director. Born in Glasgow and moved to Edinburgh five years ago to study Acting and English at Edinburgh Napier.
Zoo by Lily Bevan (Assembly George Square)
Two immensely talented actors perform the uniquely charming Zoo. Despite their early time slot, I urge people to visit this hidden gem.
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Freeman (Strictly Arts Theatre: Pleasance Courtyard)
The performance started late due to technical difficulties. Everyone grumbled into the stifling room, impatient for the show to begin. But as soon as it did we were transfixed. So […]
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The Monster in the Hall (Capsize Collective – theSpace on the Mile)
This year’s Edinburgh Napier graduates have yet again created fresh and perfect material for the Fringe. The newly-formed Capsize Collective debuts something truly unique with David Greig’s work.
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Nitro by Lewis McCutcheon (Glass Knuckles Productions: theSpace on the Mile)
New writing by Lewis McCutcheon, proves yet again his talent for interesting characters, witty one-liners and dark twists.
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Michael Morpurgo: Kensuke’s Kingdom (Pleasance Courtyard)
As a teen fan of Sir Michael Morpurgo’s novels, a big lover of puppetry and a writer/performer of children’s theatre, this sounded like the perfect show for me. Unfortunately, it […]
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