Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Mixy Content
We are given a brief and selected life story of hip hop influenced poet Mixy. We are told that he was still born and find out about his hatred of school, his dead end jobs, […]
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Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Lucy Aryton: Lullabies To Make Your Children Cry
Lucy Ayrton is a poet, singer and storyteller who is totally in love with the theme of her show. Lucy cares about storytelling, fantasies and fairy tales. She cares so much that she informs the […]
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Charlie Dupre Presents: The Stories of Shakey P
Taking to the stage with exuberance, Charlie Dupre begins by telling us we are here for a lecture, but after his first furious story it is obvious this is no traditional lecture. Dupre begins by […]
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Anthropoetry
Anthropoetry is a journey through the body with performance poet and BBC Radio 4 slam champion Ben Mellor as our guide. Starting from the top down, we get poems in relation to the head, respiratory […]