Unsure of what side of the story it wants to tell, ‘Nye and Jennie’ by Theatr na nÓg opts for an awkward middle-ground that tiptoes around issues of political revolution and […]
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Author: Zoe Robertson
Literature student at The University of Edinburgh and theatre maker. Interested in new writing and voices.
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The Unreturning – Traverse
‘The Unreturning’ presents an unrelenting force of dynamic energy and taut emotional highs. Exceptional design and immaculate performances engage and enthral the audience, and concludes not with a bang, but […]
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Macbeth – Festival Theatre
‘Macbeth hath murdered sleep!’ rings through the auditorium but is received by dozing silence. I shake myself out of another restless haze and try to focus on what is supposed […]
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Shall We Dance?
‘Shall We Dance?’ is a charming, fun evening that will get you up on your feet learning new ballroom moves, even if you turned up in skinny jeans and usually […]
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Rain Man – Festival Theatre
Mathew Horne’s performance is undoubtedly brilliant as Raymond, however he cannot save the slow drag of the show’s production, pacing, and narrative.
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Twelfth Night – Lyceum
In Wils Wilson’s newest take on Twelfth Night, characters are not so much dressed but drenched in charity shop psychedelia, bringing to the stage waves of charming colour and sparkle. […]
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