‘Joz Norris is Dead. Long Live Mr Fruitsalad.’ (full title of the piece), posits that Norris is unable to make the show as he needs to take a bath.
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Tag: fringe 2019
Don’t Be Terrible – Edinburgh Fringe
Don’t be Terrible, a show titled after the mantra of this reviewer at every show he goes to see (we want them to be good, really), really has to be decent to live up to its own name. The play, a story of a dull man trying to learn the art of stand-up from a cynical comedian, sadly does not succeed.
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The War of the Worlds – Edinburgh Fringe
It is important to state that ‘The War of the Worlds’ by Rhum and Clay is not a re-telling of HG Wells’ classic story of terror and invasion, but is instead a pensive meditation on the ethics of journalism in the modern world of fake news and clickbait.
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Electrolyte
Absorbing, enthusiastic, and genuinely surprising, ‘Electrolyte’ is a dynamic production that invites us all to hold hands and dance through the worst of life to the best of jams.
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You and I: A New Musical – Edinburgh Fringe
Colla Voce Theatre Company returns to the Fringe once again, after their smash hit, Buried, took the festival by storm last year. The multi-award winning company had plenty of hype to live up to, and they certainly did not disappoint.
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Have I Told You I’m Writing a Play About My Vagina? – Edinburgh Fringe Review
‘Have I told You I’m Writing a Play About My Vagina?’ raises awareness about vaginismus through the tale of Bea, played by Christelle Elwin, and her struggle with the condition. […]
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