Our Online Fringe Coverage

Highlights

REVIEW (Theatre Royal, Brighton, UK): Simon Jenner rates Heathers as “very good” with “an exceptional cast.” Read the review.

REVIEW (Battersea Arts Centre, London): Lisa Wolfe also rates Little Wimmin as a “very” good show. Read the review.

REVIEW (Wannamaker Globe, London): Metamorphoses is “ground-breaking work” according to Simon Jenner. “This 90-minute production will work its way into any memory, and the overriding sense, not surprisingly with these actors, is joy.” Read the review.

REVIEW: In the realm of online theatre, Donald Stewart highly recommends A Call to Care from Archipelago. “A creatively choreographed homage to the essential work of an essential crew from an essentially creative part of our crafts.” Read the review.

AUDIO INTERVIEW: Cinematic Shadow Puppetry: Jo Tomalin talks with Sarah Fornace about Manual Cinema’s Frankenstein. 

You can find all of Jo’s articles and interviews here.

BLOG: Joe Angella gives his top comedy picks for Brighton Fringe

REVIEW: Donald Stewart rates Strange Rocks from An Tobar and Mull Theatre as excellent. “It is a practised and beautifully noted combination performance as we get the tenderness, the frustration and the connections played out with such finesse and skill.”

BLOG: Find out the latest from the new Living Record Festival.

BLOG: musings from our blogger from Italy Tom Corradini. So much to do… and so little time.

BLOG: FringeReview’s editor for Scotland asks: We can’t can we? Or should we?

REVIEW: Simon Jenner highly recommends The Young Vic’s The New Tomorrow. “…a heart-warming original, funny provoking work that deserves a long life.”