Edinburgh Fringe
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Edinburgh Fringe 2019
Gentle but effective two-hander about a mum’s death and a stepdad’s steep learning curve, through the eyes of an autistic teenager
An intriguing piece of theatre which brings the issue of dementia centrally to you from the core of a well written play.
A great two hander where one night leads to an awakening, which leads to eventual slumber regarding opportunity over many other days
Appropriate by Sarah-Jane Scott
The erratic path of true love: A simple tale told at a cracking pace with depth, style, and biting wit.
Sparse lyrical writing and a beautifully nuanced performance from a mother and daughter team
An exhilarating read through of a play with a surprising ending and hopefully a predictable time for full performance.
Cardboard Citizens: Bystanders
Powerful real stories told with phenomenal theatrical flair that will have you thinking 'what would I do?'
This was a solo performance telling a story about love, about fear, about the protections that we build up around ourselves that isolate us more than they serve.
A fascinating theatrical one man exploration of a phenomenon of politics that is the fundamentalist reason why Northern Irish politics continues to fascinate.
A brilliant examination of sisterhood for the modern times when your children begin to become your parents.
A self help group for those in bereavement that struggles but tries to do its best in explain why it’s necessary
Gilbert and Sullivan’s Improbable New Musical : Less Miserables
Dazzling ditties in a tale with a twist
Moving and powerful dance, physical theatre and the spoken word from this diverse company
If You’re Feeling Sinister: A Play with Songs
A concept album turned into a compelling performance, with the concept of what would be the biggest art theft in the history of Glasgow; had they pulled it off.
A haunting and highly evocative telling of the misty islands of Scotland told in an enchanting musical production.
Jewish princess marries Cuban Catholic in Florida with hilarious and occasionally painful results
A harrowing tale about dealing with the breakdown of both relationships...and her own body.
Hard hitting theatre for adults, exploring addiction in stunning new play from award winning playwright.
An intense look at how being someone else is not always the escape you hope it will be.
Sary is a two handed based loosely on the tale of Sary Weaver from around the 1800s. This original writing from Sam Chittenden takes inspiration from this tale, uses the evocative and visually rich dialects of Sussex at this time.
A dreamy piece of theatre combining storytelling, live music and visuals exploring grief, swimming and friendship.
Compelling, meaningful, poignant, dynamic, entertaining, well-crafted and well-performed solo play
A hit and miss look at what achieving a certain age now is like, given the clique culture in post war Britain
A solo show of many zany characters exploring what one might do in a suburban zombie attack if an over indulgence in horror movies is your only frame of reference
A thoroughly absorbing hour enjoying seeing the work that goes into producing a radio drama for BBC Radio 3
Marcus Brigstocke writes and directs this bittersweet drama of family and addiction, based on his own recovery.
A moving and intimate exploration of life and connection after an apocalypse in a unique zero waste venue
An innovative and original insight into volunteering in the jungle of Calais and how naivete turns through experience into knowledge; a journey we all benefit from.
