FringeReview Scotland
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FringeReview Scotland 2025
A meditative, interactive and challenging performance based upon body and water and the significance it has within us.
Brim full of ingredients, this is a one-woman show that tends to leave a confused memory upon the metaphorical palette.
Confessions of a Shinagawa Monkey
An astonishing theatrical vision blended with a fascinating story that combines into an exceptional evening of theatre.
A visceral exploration of Victorian Britain set against the exploitation, through the Opium Wars, of China, served with a less than delicious meal.
A highly innovative and enticing piece of theatre which examines our relationship not only to our families, but to the way in which the emergence of new ideas and dawns should be embraced.
A bold imagining of the Scottish play in a Scottish venue deep in the heart of theatricality.
Short Film Triple Bill – Upcycled, Composting, Night Shift.
A divergent mixture of cinematic pleasure with the first two of the trio linked and the final being a science fiction geek fest.
An interesting exploration of travel and its many forms whilst on crutches with a multi-layered explanation and exploration of the effect it has upon you.
The Devil’s Mark: The Story of the Scottish Witch Trials
A devilishly good response and retort to the trauma and significantly ill-use of women of the past by an emerging theatre company who are using their community in the best way possible.
A mix of a brutal Brigadoon and the whimsy of the Wonderful World of Dissocia, this is a keen addition to the development of Scottish narrative.
A rollicking good ride, which holds onto the big questions while offering plenty of laughs along the way
A hauntingly beautiful reflection on melancholy and the healing power of sad music
A vibrant piece of dance theatre which enthrals asking fundamental questions in a theatrically fascinating manner.
