FringeReview Scotland
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FringeReview Scotland 2023
An incredible musical feat of centuries of connection made through song, motherhood and a dazzling sense of bridging continents and time with ballads.
An exceptionally moving piece of dance theatre which explored migration, refugeehood and connection through the medium of dance, theatre and music, which I truly understood.
BANSHEE/ WITH ECHOES FILLING UP THE ORBIT, BUT DAMAGED (EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING)
An eclectic mix of challenge and theatre
Three searingly honest and highly engaging, but short solo podcasts about how COVID-19 affected the black community in the UK.
Fine community agitprop that makes a compelling case for joined up thinking. And roller skating. And public transport.
A podcasting firefighting feast for the ears which successfully combines brass bands, the miner’s struggle and working-class legacies.
A one woman exploration of the gender agenda, which asks some universal LGBT truths in a fascinating monologue.
A performance guided by the scope of ambition with an energetic and able group of confident dancers.
A raw exposition of what it is like being left without a roof until you find hope in a collective heart.
Secret Wrapped in Lead/Saicrets Happit in Leid
In an idyllic setting, with a less than idyllic storyline, an astonishing debut from a new company firmly now on the Clydesdale map – a wrunkelt an captivatin wunner.
Tramway Theatre A beautiful teasing exploration of a theatrical mixture of Opera and Theatre.
A fascinating evening of well-considered works that augur well for many with a real future in the arts.
A searing solo performance of the life of a man struggling to survive in the worst of circumstances.
A perfectly pitched environmental tale for those of an age when it truly matters.
A danced, poised, graceful, explosion of dance which questions so much about our ethnicity and dealing with others.
