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FringeReview Scotland 2019
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A bold reimagining and interpretation of Achilles’ grief and revenge through a superior technical evening of storytelling, dance and song
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An uncomfortable night facing uncomfortable truths with comfort coming when you have the decency to condemn the truly indecent
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An engaging one man exploration of lying at the end of his life, helped with video, a disembodied voice and facing the harsh truth of his own (previous) existence.
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An impressive solo show about how integrated Scotland believes it is but shows us the reality of the length it needs to go, in order to achieve that aim.
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A solo celebration of the mind that brought Frankenstein from its fevered edges to realisation on the page
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A story, a thread, a suit and intrigue, bound in a fascinating tale told with a violin and a cracking narrative; Mathew Zajac masterfully weaves and unfolds layers of the stories of his father.
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An innovative solo performance framed in the context of a karaoke night where underlying tensions get exposed and examined.