Interactive – Page 2 – FringeReview

A very entertaining theatrical experience - creative, well acted and lots of laughter!!!

Published August 9, 2018August 10, 2018 by Jo Tomalin

By the end of this you’ll know far more about the banking sector than even Robert Peston explains. Now go and play them for a fool.

Published August 3, 2018August 6, 2018 by Simon Jenner

Review: Margo & Mr. Whatsit

A Fantastical Family Adventure with a Lot of Heart

Published June 1, 2018 by Heather Bagnall

Review: Ubu Roi

An Absurd Look At The State We're In...And What Might Happen Next

Published May 31, 2018 by Luke Tudball

Review: How To Suffer Better

You Won't Suffer To Enjoy This Laugh Out Loud Comedy

Published April 23, 2018April 23, 2018 by Heather Bagnall

Review: Eurohouse

A modern European cautionary tale perforned by two engaging and clever clowns

Published August 29, 2017 by Joanna Matthews

Review: Not I

Punctures the reverence that surrounds Beckett’s classic

Published August 28, 2017 by Kate Saffin

Review: Bright Colours only

One woman tour de force that brightens your day with a wake.

Published August 25, 2017 by Donald Stewart

Review: Last Resort

Intelligent and political immersive theatre

Published August 21, 2017 by Erin Hutching

Review: £¥€$ (LIES)

Cleverly crafted experience by masters of interactive performance

Published August 19, 2017August 19, 2017 by Erin Hutching

Review: The Art and Science of Gin

Gin as Science and History

Published August 17, 2017 by Bob Paisley

Review: The Majority

If Rob Drummond’s /Bullet Catch/ charmed and alarmed at NT’s The Shed and Brighton Festival in 2013, here Drummond starts his odyssey of political immersion in a prison cell; for throwing a punch at a neo-Nazi. Opening three days after the Charlottesville murder, the timing’s eerily prescient and more charged than even Drummond might have imagined.

Published August 15, 2017 by Simon Jenner

Review: Wifi Wars

A genius technological marvel of a show

Published July 16, 2017 by Alice Booth

Review: Comedy Club for Kids

A lot of fun, a lot of laughs, a lot of joy. And (mostly) age-appropriate.

Published May 25, 2017 by Jonathan Brown

Review: Seeing Stars

Here’s Tycho Brahe to lead us by his gold nose. You can never start star-gazing too young; this Rust and Stardust production is a dazzling place to start. Enchanting, informative and exhilarating in equal measure; Conlon and Sommers’ singing sets a magical seal on this star-breaking look at the universe.

Published January 23, 2017 by Simon Jenner

Review: World Factory

An outstanding interactive performance game, exposing the complexity of the Chinese textile industry.

Published November 20, 2016 by Alice Booth

Review: A House Repeated

A live action text adventure game

Published November 8, 2016 by Alice Booth

Review: The Mystery at Ginger Creek: An Interactive Adventure

A well designed mystery the kids were itching to solve

Published August 25, 2016 by Paul Levy

Review: 4D Cinema

A historical and technological exploration of Marlene Dietrich, autobiography and live performance.