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Edinburgh Fringe 2024
A well-crafted piece on the angst of teenagers caught in the midst of real threat of the end of mankind.
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.
A pleasant hour in the company of a cast playing hard to match the script from a genius of the form
Alice Diamond And The Forty Elephants
The scope and ambition of this production was beyond admirable, as boundless energy filled the room.
A musical force of nature which charts an awakening of desire thanks to a couple of angels and a diary.
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.
The uses of sound throughout are incredibly effective, adding something different to the portrayal.
She is performed confidently by Lily Simpkiss, really coming into her own towards the end of the play.
A lovely piece of drama performed by a young company managing to capture the essence of the piece and add something new.
A poetic and witty soul searching solo show melding words and soundscape to frame a journey through grief.
Letters From My Dad (Who is Dead)
Youthful company’s dramatization of growing up in the shadow of a lost parent.
One Man Poe: The Black Cat and The Raven
These classic Poe tales are told with nuance and striking ability by Smith
A fascinating and complicated drama following four teenagers who end up in the Israeli Defence Force at a time of conflict.
We meet some people's deepest revelations through performance here, actors finding themselves becoming vulnerable through theatre, getting naked.
Captured by social media at the worst moment in her life a mother’s frantic attempt to hold on to what matters most
The Ghost of Alexander Blackwood
A dramatic and emotional account from a deaf company of a founding father of deaf language and culture in Edinburgh
A moving tribute to the forgotten soldiers of World War I and a masterclass in storytelling
A fantastically executed complex drama which negotiates a dangerous topic with creative skill.
Through many voices, playwright David Hare has penned an Israel-Palestine story that could have been written today. It is dramatic, powerful, and moving.
Screwball comedy taking the fast car on the highway to climate change hell as California wildfires roar near
It is a play which is undeniably a laugh while attempting to highlight some of the realities of a life in the spotlight.
