Review: Photographic Memory
An intimate set of life stories in monologue, story, play, multi-media and song.
Genre: Drama 0
Review: One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest
'Dont be the the one to fly over the cuckoos nest, admit yourself into the Happy Cell for Tanglehead's five star experiance'
Review: Phillippa and Will are in a Relationship
A timely poke at facebook love in this wall to wall rom com.
Review: Festen by David Eldridge
Welcome to the birthday party from Hell in this hard hitting Scandinavian drama.
Review: Four Play
"a highly energetic, fast-paced, fun, frolickingly well-executed comedy murder-mystery"
Review: The Open Couple
Witty, dynamic production skilfully adapted to a surprising theatrical space.
Review: Kemble’s Riot
"a rollicking good night out in this audience participatory piece of anarchic fun."
Review: The Art of Catastrophe
"witty, daring, intelligent and crackling with physical and emotional literacy"
Review: Big Daddy Vs. Giant Haystacks
A hysterical comedy about generously proportioned men in leotards
Review: New York Stories
A delightful and unmissable exploration of the substance of surplus tissue.
Review: 10 Questions
Pathologist turned counsellor gives up the analysis of cadavers for the building of psyches but only manages to dissect her own.
Review: Tiburon Tigre
The audience must do a good deal of dot connecting in this intimate piece of theatre staged in a kitchen
Review: It’s About Time: 35 Minutes/Time After Time
A double-bill on the subject of time that made every second count
Review: Midsummer – a play with songs
An enjoyable, light evening of entertainment, tinged with pathos
Review: Butley
The Wire’s Dominic West stars in the latest Simon Gray revival destined for the West End
Review: You’re Not Like The Other Girls Chrissy
An instantly engaging solo star turn that’s a perfect fit for Fringe!
Review: The Culture Club: The Object of my Affection
An amusing and heartfelt look into the various lives and loves of women.
Review: My Filthy Hunt
The play’s shock value is close to zero, but its subject matter is topical and very engaging.
Review: Skip Miller’s Hit Songs
Review: Bound
Review: Miller and Moore Presents…
deftly combines humour, pathos and satire in this entertaining twist on the superhero genre
Review: Could it be Forever?
A very enjoyable and uplifting delve into nostalgia, memory and growing up.
Review: Dracula
Much wailing and gnashing of (pointed) teeth in this clever re-imagining of the horror classic.
Review: Lidless
Packed tightly into a white box, an audience can't help but feel involved in this fall-out from a topical humans rights abuse.
Review: Mussolini – A One Man Political Farce
Ross Gurney-Randall’s impressive portrayal of Italy’s most notorious leader
Review: Do We Look Like Refugees?
Outstanding verbatim theatre with virtuoso performances - stunning
Review: Belt Up’s Octavia
Belt Up’s trademark mix of exuberance and energy create a world of enchantment.
Review: Morgan and West: Time Travelling Magicians
A delightful magic show couched in funny and inventive Victoriana.
Review: Belt Up’s Quasimodo
A claustrophobic, grotesquely sensual take on Victor Hugo’s hunchback story with moments of vivid poetry and clever narrative play
Review: Belt Up’s ‘Antigone’
Belt Up Theatre take over The House Above and give their own slant on Sophocles' classic tragedy.
Review: The Tailor of Inverness
A surprisingly moving story of an immigrant tailor coming to Scotland after the war.
Review: The Master and Margarita
A feast of theatre, dance and music that flows seamlessly into an organic whole.
Review: Carnival Knowledge: Love, Lust and Other Human oddities
A rip-roaring yarn on one woman’s search through LA for ‘the one’….or is that ‘the two’?
Review: Belt Up’s ‘Odyssey’
Belt Up Theatre take over The House Above and dismantle one of the earliest works of western literature.
Review: Dildon’t!
There’s a murderer in town, and his weapon of choice is ten inches long, made of latex, and possibly battery powered. Is he insane, or just going about things half-cocked?
Review: Shakespeare’s Mothers: Mad, Bad And Dangerous To Know
Well-spoken chunks of Shakespeare's nasty women
Review: An Evening with Dementia
If you sit very still and say very little then no-one can tell whether you’ve got dementia or not.
Review: Tom Binns is Ian D. Montfort – Touching the Dead
Of the highest quality on every level. Absolutely hilarious.
Review: Your Days Are Numbered : The Maths of Death
Differential look at the laws of probability from two upper decile performers
Review: Some Gorgeous Accident
Three young people in search of life, love and sex. Closer, or not even close?
Review: The Glenn Miller Mystery
Out of the fog of mystery emerges an interesting conclusion to this age old connundrum
Review: Jordan by Anna Reynolds with Moira Buffini
Competant revival of a controversial 1992 fringe hit
