“An ordinary day underpinned by hidden woes, troubles and desires” BY EMILY SHEWELL, IMAGES ELTON TOWNEND JONES Elton Townend Jones’ stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s classic novel Mrs Dalloway perfectly [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: Here Comes The Tide, There Goes The Girl
Published on :A “clever and darkly funny” reimagining of Hamlet BY LEXI CLARE The audience enters to an atmosphere that is relaxed and energised; the cast swig from cans and good-naturedly banter [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: Love Is A Work In Progress with Tara Rankine
Published on :Shrewd, lewd and almost nude BY EMILY SHEWELL Tara Rankine’s comedy combines cabaret and storytelling to retell her embarrassing experiences and the messy realities of past love, sex and relationships. [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: Travis Alabanza – Burgerz
Published on :An unmissable commentary on gender variance and violence BY LIZI TRAFFORD I had been wanting to see Burgerz ever since I heard about the London show – I’d seen Travis [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: Pits
Published on :Hit the toon with McKenzie and her family – but be prepared for what comes next BY CARRIE LYELL Billed as “the best Geordie night out you can have (in [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: The Unfortunate Bisexual
Published on :Five stars for this reviewer’s “Fringe favourite” WORDS EMILY SHEWELL, IMAGE STEVE CROSS Rachel Wheeley and Cerys Bradley’s inimitable stand up show is both slick and quick witted as they [….]
FRINGE REVIEW: Her
Published on :“It’s like a thing but not a thing” BY EMILY SHEWELL Lauren Ellis Stretch’s Her is a fresh, millennial comedy which explores tensions within familial relationships and uncovers the complexities [….]