Jem Rolls @ Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013
**** (4 Stars) Jem Rolls is loud and fast. He takes to the stage without a microphone and holds the audiences attention with his booming voice and his first class poetry. The delivery is almost […]
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Shaggy Doggrel @ Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013
**** (4 Stars) Ben Mellor and Dan Steele are having a busy and successful Edinburgh Fringe. Last year they previewed an experimental poetry/music/spoken word show called Anthropoetry (reviewed here in 2012). In the past 12 […]
A Day at the Edinburgh Fringe – Comedy, poetry and a persnickety beggar #Edfringe
There was an unexpectedly energetic start to my day at the Edinburgh Fringe. I was walking up the Royal Mile amongst the hundreds of people flyering and promoting their shows. I had intended to see […]
Edinburgh Fringe: Adam Smith, Le Grand Tour #edfringe
Bonnie Prince Charlie and Casanova are more usual 18th century subjects for drama than Adam Smith. A swash here, a buckle there, BPC and Casanova provide kilts and razzamatazz – but when it comes to intellectual rigour […]