Courtney Act, the beautiful drag queen, brings her newest show to the Edinburgh Fringe.
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Author: Tabitha James
I am the Head of Theatre at the Young Perspective. It has been a huge learning curve to be involved in this fantastic publication and it is a task that I take a great amount of pleasure from. The opportunity to review and engage with the variety of productions that come to Edinburgh is incredible and the city proves day after day throughout the year why it plays host to the largest cultural festival in the world.
What Girls Are Made Of
Cora Bissett’s newest play What Girls Are Made Of, just awarded a Fringe First by the Scotsman, is an empowering autobiographical affair.
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User Not Found
Touchingly dealing with grief in a modern age and how we confront our feelings for those who have gone, User Not Found is a fantastic piece of site-specific theatre and a wonderful addition to the Fringe programme
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Coriolanus Vanishes
One of the first things I ask of a play when I’m reviewing is if it delivers what it has promised to its audience.
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Ulster American
David Ireland’s newest play is premiering at the Traverse theatre this Fringe at a time where it couldn’t be more relevant, thought-provoking and achingly uncomfortable if it tried.
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The Greatest Play in the History of The World
Exploring the importance of love in the workings of the world narrated by the inimitable Julie Hesmondhalgh, Kershaw’s play is a touching affair.
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