Edinburgh Fringe

2010 – A Space Oddity

Hugely creative, cheeky and complete with a big heart

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A Corner of the Ocean

Spirited, devised theatre with some lovely puppetry

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Babbling Comedy – The Perfordian Show

Silent sketch comedy mixed with some great magic

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Beautiful Burnout

Frantic and the NTS's foray into the world of boxing is a high energy, hit and miss affair

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Cirque De Legume

Delicious vegetable mayhem!

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Derevo: Harlekin

Another wonderfully beguiling spectacle from Derevo

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Dr Brown Because

Flawless in your face theatre!

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Flesh and blood and fish and fowl

"wonderful performances, tear streaming moments"

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Flor de Muerto

An often beautiful, ethereal production

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Following Wendy

A tightly plotted exploration of grief and guilt in this grown-up trip to Neverland

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Imagine-Toi

Imagine noir!

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Leaping God Sly

Plenty to enjoy

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Maria De Buenos Aires

This tango operetta is a macabre, madcap and multi-sensory riot of the passions

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Memoirs of a Biscuit Tin (a topsy turvy tale for grown ups)

The sort of theatre that doesn’t come along very often – poignant, funny, with a dirty laugh and a touching innocence.

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Of Women and Horses I have known

A colourful romp through the life of a rude and eccentric woman.

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Others

A witty, provocative exploration of difference

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The Crying Cherry

Astonishingly talented duo lovingly pastiche martial arts movies.

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The Harbour

A fresh, inventive, slightly surreal telling of a well known myth.

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The Regretrospective

A highly original experiment into conceptual performance featuring an impressive performance by Juliet Aster.

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The Six-Sided Man

"...holds the audience in its grasp to the very end"

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Wolf

Strong performances in this semi-promenade production

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{Extinguish.}

An exploration into personal identity exhibiting Ezra LeBank's impressive dexterity as a performer.

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