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FringeReview Scotland 2024

an accident/ A Life

Tragic, uplifting, dance, disabled, able to entertain and shock – dance of special value.


ARRIVED

Impromptu, improving, impressive, street theatre with a subtle message told with exceptionally creative skill.


Crown of Straw

A hint, a soupcon, a mint, from a rehearsed reading o muckle glister tae follae.


Escaped Alone

A masterclass in character, disturbing ecological revelations and banal and important commentaries  on life.


Forest

A fantastic and challengingly creative expose of how we engage with our climate.


Futuristic Folktales

A challenging and engaging theatrical piece of dancing irony – using the future to focus the past, through rebirthing itself.


Haudin the Jaikets

A celebrational read through of a drama based upon one night never to be forgotten in Scottish boxing history.


I Hope Your Flowers Bloom

A gentile evening with a fantastic narrative about love from a male perspective.


Kontemporary Korea: A Double Bill of K:Dance

An enthralling and astonishing double bill of contemporary dance.


Medea on the Mic

A familiar tale with a queer twist.


Ragnarök

A triumphant technical achievement with a story to tell of an end to our world, followed by a new beginning


RHYZE TO MORPH

A bizarre emergence through fungi in a graveyard.


Silence in Court

A fascinating social experiment where the audience literally judges the quality of performances right before our eyes.


Struts

Dancing in the streets of Cumbernauld in a community event that struts and sparkles


Surge Festival

An explosion of culture, creativity and street artistry that shows the best of what we have to offer in the outdoors.


The Lighthouse

An enthusiastic and personal attempt to take the issues around mental ill health and produce the idea that all shall be all right in the end, as it was.


The Most Dangerous Animal in the World

An astonishing feat of absurd theatre that becomes an inspirational anthem for individuality and avoiding the herd mentality.


To The Letter

An admirable run at new and engaging theatre.