FringeReview Scotland
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FringeReview Scotland 2015
Not naked ambition examining the abyss of being 27 when so many creatives have fallen down it and left us
RCS students demonstrate that their world is a fine stage and their exits are to be rued with each entrance celebrated.
Slightly flawed examination of an apocalyptic imagining of life for teenagers lost in an underground home.
An uncomfortable evening spent being confirmed that our bias helps to confound and not always confront the evidence
Lovely double bill of fascinating contemporary dance followed by a classic dance text
An enthralling little known tragic Victorian tale told sympathetically in a polished performance.
Innovative blend of two stories told through headphones that intrigues and delights in equal measure
Stunning theatrical experience that uses every trick in its book, before inventing a new book.
A student production that is a mark or two above the average with some excellent performances that make us all confident about their futures
A one woman show that delves into the relationship between two people and many personalities
Part lecture, part examination, partly wonderful exploration of Scots as a language and cultural tool
Oh graveyard, you can’t hold me always by Alan McKendrick
A mixed bag of 29 stories of menial jobs that start with a motorway pile up
A strong piece of collaborative new text that completes a mystery that begins badly and ends well.
An evening of song, drama and sheer joy that sits in your head long after the curtain calls
The Consecration of Connor King by Mike Cullen
An interesting new take on the world of serial killers and their kin
A ribald romp through the 19th Century following the railway expandsion and race to Aberdeen.
An engaging Greek tragedy that flows with enthusiasm and energy towards death, destruction and the inevitably fatal flaws
Great performance poetry mixed with the story of three young people lost in their own creative thinking.
