Fiona Hourston
Roses to the Living
★☆☆☆☆ Ambitious
Pasuz Productions’ latest EdFringe show, Roses To The Living at Paradise in the Vault, is an ambitious fourth-wall breaking piece of theatre that ultimately struggles to execute its concept both in text and in performance.
The Effect
★★★★☆ Compellingly performed
The Effect by Northern Assignment, upstairs at Assembly Roxy as part of a series of one-nighters in Edinburgh and Glasgow, is an intelligent production, staged with care and performed with distinction.
The Long Goodbye Bye Bye
★★★☆☆ Ludicrous
The Long Goodbye Bye Bye, from Pasuz Productions at Laughing Horse @ Freddy’s for the Fringe’s last week, will never win any awards for profundity. However, its willingness to be completely stupid in search of a laugh is extremely likeable.
Good For You
★★★★☆ Punchy
Good For You, from Something’s Afoot Theatre Company and New Celts at theSpace on the Mile on odd dates throughout the Fringe, is a cleverly written, well acted, thoroughly absorbing piece.
The Devil Went Down to Gorgie
★★★☆☆ Nae fearties
New grassroots company Pasuz Productions play everything just about right for their debut production, The Devil Went Down to Gorgie a piece of comedy horror framed in a dreadful office-workers bonding day, playing the West Port Oracle for the final week of the Fringe.
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