Edinburgh Fringe Review: My Sister
By far the highlight of My Sister is the excellent choice of venue. The upstairs space in the Fiddlers’ Elbow is made up of two adjoining rooms with a doorway between them and seating at […]
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Paul Dabek Presents Thurston
Not quite theatre, not quite magic; in this surprisingly thought-provoking show, Paul Dabek brings to life Howard Thurston, once world-famous rival to Houdini, now virtually forgotten. Speaking as the ghost of Thurston, haunting a theatre, […]
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review – Monkey Poet’s Murder Mystery
We are taken to the San Francisco Fringe Festival several years ago where the protagonist of the story (Monkey Poet) was delivering his performance poetry show. The performance was not taking place in one of […]
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Review: The Pain of Desire
Multi-disciplinary artist Wendy Bevan and her band Temper Temper are impressively committed to delivering a powerful, atmospheric performance. Playing at Summerhall as part of Edinburgh Festival Fringe, their show, The Pain of Desire is an […]