Edinburgh Fringe Review: Traces, Assembly Hall
Going to see Traces is not just about going to see fantastic circus, though when it comes to satisfying traditional expectations it's all there, and flawlessly executed: Trapeze, Chinese pol…
Going to see Traces is not just about going to see fantastic circus, though when it comes to satisfying traditional expectations it's all there, and flawlessly executed: Trapeze, Chinese pol…
The basic premise of Moby Alpha is a two-man reimagining of Melville's classic Moby Dick, set in space, the maniacal Captain Ahab chasing the 'great white energy cloud' which stole his leg. …
Fourth Monkey have hit on something interesting with their quartet of Grimm's fairy tales. The stories have experienced something of a revival recently due to their regularly gruesome conten…
Fully Committed sounds like it should be a winner, Marcus Brigstocke, Radio 4 comic regular (The Now Show, Giles Wemberley-Hogg Goes Off), tackles Becky Mode's acclaimed one-man comedy set i…
NewsRevue has become a perennially popular favourite at the Fringe, an existence which can become something of a double-edged sword when one considers the fact the Fringe's selling point is …
It has been a couple of weeks since I embarked upon my four-day run of work experience at the Brockley Jack theatre to observe Outfox Productions in its final week of rehearsal of Frank Wede…