Edinburgh Fringe Review: An Imaginary Circus
Probably the only show at the Fringe this year where the audience is asked to take a bow, Ben Maier’s one-man play An Imaginary Circus is every bit as surreal and eclectic as the title […]
Reviews
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Love in the Key of Britpop
Love in the Key of Britpop is an hour long tribute to mid-nineties British music and the turmoils of falling in love. The entire spoken word performance is presented as a grand poem by Australian […]
Fringe For FREE
Not a free haircut, a free festival! From fire breathers to impersonators, magicians to stand up comedians, singers to transvestites, Edinburgh Free Fringe Festival has it all and for £0.00! I spent a few days […]
The Source (La Source des Femmes): A Review
A Moroccan film about water, love and feminism. How far would you be willing to go to ensure you had a running water source in your village? This film sees a group of women from […]