EdFringe

Review – Last One Out

Review – Last One Out

Scottish Opera’s Last One Out is described as ‘ a haunting mix of opera and Country’. Gareth Williams’ music and Johnny McKnight’s libretto combine to produce an elusive, impressive tale of how the past continues to influence the present.

Aug 13 2013 | By | Reply More
Review – Silence In Court

Review – Silence In Court

Emerald Blue’s Silence In Court, a courtroom drama at New Town Theatre featuring audience interaction, is an intriguing, involving and thought-provoking piece of theatre.

Aug 12 2013 | By | Reply More
Review – Come Blow Your Horn

Review – Come Blow Your Horn

✭✭✭✩✩  Enjoyable retro entertainment

The Edinburgh Makars provide a solid evening’s entertainment and some big laughs in their production of Neil Simon’s Come Blow Your Horn at Murrayfield Parish Church Centre.

Aug 11 2013 | By | Reply More
Review – The Suicidal Tendencies Of Sheep And A Dog Called The Hoff

Review – The Suicidal Tendencies Of Sheep And A Dog Called The Hoff

New company Just Like The Precipitation’s first ever-production, the unwieldy-sounding The Suicidal Tendencies Of Sheep And A Dog Called The Hoff by Sarah Hailstones, is a promising and intriguing play at The Space On North Bridge.

Aug 11 2013 | By | Reply More
Review – The Shawshank Redemption

Review – The Shawshank Redemption

There is a compelling piece of theatre in this adaptation Steven King’s novella, Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption, at the Assembly Rooms on George Street.

Aug 11 2013 | By | Reply More
Review – A Midsummer Night’s Savoy

Review – A Midsummer Night’s Savoy

Accend Productions’ A Midsummer Night’s Savoy, showing at Gryphon Venues at the Point Hotel, is a cheerfully inspired combination of Shakespeare with Gilbert and Sullivan.

Aug 9 2013 | By | Reply More
Review – Circles of Love

Review – Circles of Love

Edinburgh Music Theatre’s Circles of Love is an enjoyable and skilful journey through the Disney songbook at St Andrew’s and St George’s West Church.

Aug 9 2013 | By | Reply More
Review – Killers

Review – Killers

Killers, presented at The Assembly Rooms by Boys of The Empire Productions, is a disturbing and challenging piece of work, which attempts to give an insight into the mind of a murderer.

Aug 9 2013 | By | 1 Reply More
Review – Ciara

Review – Ciara

David Harrower’s one-woman play, written for Blythe Duff, is a finely honed exposition of the collision of diverse worlds – written in ear-to-the-ground language.

Aug 9 2013 | By | Reply More
Review — Fourplay

Review — Fourplay

Asked to nominate four people to explain about love, lust, loneliness and obsession, is it likely anyone would suggest two actors, a former-actor-turned-care worker and one of their co-workers?

Aug 9 2013 | By | 2 Replies More
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