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Edinburgh Fringe 2024
Withintheatre has created an excellent piece of dramatic theatre that has gravitas and is provocative.
A Knock on the Roof by Khawla Ibraheem
Ibraheem is an eloquent story-teller, easily going through narrative gears and the message of the production is strong and urgent.
If high school health class had been this entertaining, I would have paid far more attention.
Alice Diamond And The Forty Elephants
The scope and ambition of this production was beyond admirable, as boundless energy filled the room.
This play works best as an introduction to Chomsky’s work and ideas, and will hopefully start up some conversations about who decides what is true and what they might be getting out of it.
Circus and storytelling combine for this funny and sad solo show of living with psychosis
Imaginative and creative show with gravitas, heart and a slightly mysterious edge - totally engrossing!
Played by Alex Wanebo, Olivia is beautifully portrayed, her pain feeling tangible throughout.
The dichotomy of innocence and suicide is fascinating, dealth with much nuance, without falling into cliches or stereotypes.
A poignant blend of comedy and drama that is very well performed and crafted by Yolanda Mercy.
The uses of sound throughout are incredibly effective, adding something different to the portrayal.
A thought-provoking, captivating, and emotionally layered exploration of culture, laced with laughter and skilled caricature.
Four More Short Plays Loosely Linked By The Theme of Crime
Quartet of four well crafted, amusingly dark and daft plays
She is performed confidently by Lily Simpkiss, really coming into her own towards the end of the play.
Steve Porters is not to be missed, a groundbreaking drag king all around.
I Wish You Well: The Gwyneth Paltrow Ski Trial Musical
An hour of campy extravagance highlighting the lunacy of the American justice system.
A great bit of storytelling ,with sleight of hand magic, disguised as a cost-of-living seminar
L’Addition – Here & Now Showcase
Intriguing exploration of two characters exceptionally well performed by Bert and Nasi.
Margolyes & Dickens: The Best Bits
It is pure joy to watch Margolyes read and enact characters from Charles Dickens and tell her stories with humour and wit.
Musical comedy “Pretty Delusional” hits with Gen-Z
If you are Gen-Z and struggling to find love - this is THE SHOW for you
Never Get To Heaven In An Empty Shell
A delightfully droll journey into the depths of ourselves and the London Underground.
One Man Poe: The Black Cat and The Raven
These classic Poe tales are told with nuance and striking ability by Smith
Sh*t Theatre are lost and found through folk in a show that lingers like a loved refrain
A relatable exploration of mortality and finding the humour within the darkest hours of life through karaoke, running and love.
A searing performance funny and tragic in turns about loneliness and a quest for romantic love
Thought provoking theatre on the importance of taking care of yourself and others in a hostile world. The potential to be a play for our times.
We meet some people's deepest revelations through performance here, actors finding themselves becoming vulnerable through theatre, getting naked.
Entertaining and impactful physical clowning about important topic of food poverty and food banks
A twist on the Tennyson poem The Lady of Shallot, here through a Queer lense.
A moving tribute to the forgotten soldiers of World War I and a masterclass in storytelling
It’s a rare sort of comedy that lulls you with laughs and then slaps awake from your warm duvet of manufactured consent and reusable Sainsbury bags.
Through many voices, playwright David Hare has penned an Israel-Palestine story that could have been written today. It is dramatic, powerful, and moving.
It is a play which is undeniably a laugh while attempting to highlight some of the realities of a life in the spotlight.
