FringeReview Scotland

BYT Radio Play

Funny, scary and rather too real exploration of life

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BYT Short Plays

Three very different plays with very different outcomes

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Control

Control - a mechanism for regulation

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Crocodile Tears

A conflict club on steroids

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Deep Blue by Lola Rose Wood

A refreshingly challenging idea that shows us that environmentally, sometimes, we have a struggle to understand what is required.

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Derby Day

Murder shakes a Scottish community to its core

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Doon Hill – An Inaccurate Retelling by Poppy Hope Smith

A hilarious beginning to an assured plot which engages folk traditions and fairy tales to now.

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Lock

Five plays, three actors and a lot of fun

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Mind and Breathe

Brecht meets Beckett in this sharp combination of existential exploration and jet black humour

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More than Conquerors The Centre for Contemporary Arts Glasgow

A genteel, rather than gentile, musing on the significance of faith that opens up some very interesting and nuanced questions

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Peaked

The perils of peaking too soon

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Perfect Dead Girls

Darkly funny, quietly devastating

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Rope and Flame

It's 1629 and the witches of Peebles are on trial

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Samadhi The Birth of Kabandha

An interesting take on the mythology around power

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Stop Look Listen by Elliot Scott

A well performed monologue of a two sided issue of obsession from a single point of view.

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The Land Beyond The Forest

The Scottish author that inspired Dracula

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The Legend of Davie Mackenzie

A hilarious romp through the lives of two neir dae weels who try their best to survive.

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The Prince of the Underground

An impressive piece of solo performance which encapsulates the courage and nervousness of someone facing authority

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The Wars of Patie Crichton

Superb retelling of an old Scots tale

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We’re All Right

The end is nigh. Or maybe not. Well, not just yet, anyway

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