Review: Sweet Charity
The Male Version of the Popular Musical
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: The Deacon
An authentic tale of Edinburgh for Edinburgh.
Published by Sam James
Review: In The Pink
Winning smiles and some slick choreography from Oxford’s all-girl a cappella group.
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Constance and Sinestra
Wonderfully bizarre and perfectly fantastical.
Published by Sam James
Review: Spring Awakening
Public school students rock the house.
Published by Benet Catty
Review: Wasted Love
An alternative method in dealing with heartbreak.
Published by Sam James
Review: Rickett’s Lane
"intelligently stupid and charming"
Published by Jorik Mol
Review: The Horne Section
" a boisterous, bonkers, outstandingly entertaining comedic romp"
Published by M.T.
Review: Fresher the Musical
An entertaining musical comedy performed by a slick ensemble
Published by Roe Lane
Review: Cluedo: Murder at Tudor Hall
As ridiculous as the title suggests. Cluedo’s a murderous musical.
Published by Sam James
Review: 13 – The Musical
A teen ensemble with talent.
Published by Vivienne Egan
Review: Pollyanna meets Piaf
A Moving Insight into One Womans Quest to find Herself
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: Camille O Sullivan: Feel
An extraordinary performer, an extraordinary voice.
Published by Andrew Allen
Review: Dance Marathon
An opportunity to strut your stuff all night long: good, cheesy fun
Published by Clare Simpson
Review: Playing Politics
Political parody and satire at its absolute best – hits every nail on the head
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Mission Drift
Musical theatre bursting with energy and ideas
Published by Clare Simpson
Review: Kim Edgar
Singer/songwriter at the top of her game
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Flanders and Swann
FitzHigam captivates the audience.
Published by Dan Lentell
Review: Radio Deluxembourg
Multi Media Sci-Fi Musical Comedy
Published by Darran Laine
Review: Scene of the Titans
An intriguing true story presented in musical format.
Published by Alison Pollard-Mansergh
Review: Jet Set Go
High camp at high altitude
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Fugitive Songs
“Shakin’ off the feminine.”
Published by Erica McElligott
Review: Spring Awakening
This performance showcases some of West Suessex's best young talent.
Published by Richard Staplehurst
Review: Televisor
'Like being at a strange Aunt's house - weird, but strangely exciting'
Published by Tirimasu
Review: Here Comes the Son
Picture yourself in a magical van/car in the Outback with tangerine trees and marmalade skies…
Published by Prerna Ashok
Review: Out of the Blue
Perfect recipe for great entertainment
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Joy of Sax
Hidden gem of the Fringe. Go and find it.
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Be-Dom
Great percussion comes in from the streets to wow Edinburgh theatregoers
Published by Mike Fitzgerald
Review: Lovesong
Charming and witty, this story will leave you with a giant smile on your face!
Published by Lizzie Edmonds
Review: Swing
Tennis hunks, quiche and lots of balls.
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Dead Cat Bounce
Biting satire and surreal lyrics from this hot to trot Irish comedy rock band
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Nine
Full of potential but somewhat scruffy around the edges.
Published by Lizzie Edmonds
Review: The Last Five Years
Emotional turmoil in this poignant musical that sets the mind racing
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Sector 17
A strong and enjoyable offering from an accomplished young cast.
Published by Rebecca Tay
Review: Hamlet! – the Musical
‘See Hamlet the musical or Elsinore…’
Published by Rebecca Tay
Review: Operation Greenfield
'...the most uplifting cacophony to hit the Edinburgh fringe this year'
Published by DS
Review: Godspell
A wonderful, charming, fast moving, witty and committed show
Published by Richard Franklin
Review: David Faulds : “Mario Lanza”
Fauld’s hits a high note with this well researched musical biography.
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Five Guys Named Moe
An enjoyable, well performed, jukebox musical.
Published by Rebecca Tay
Review: Zambezi Express
High energy music, dance and singing. Shame about the story.
Published by mike fitzgerald
Review: The History of Jazz Piano
Sublime jazz piano from the dancing fingers of Richard Michael.
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: Edges – the Musical
Truthful and refreshing with a beautiful score.
Published by Rebecca Tay
Review: Apocalypse? No!
Four part harmonised mistaken identity delivers five star entertainment
Published by Tim Wilcock
Review: When in Rome
High class student romp.
Published by Benet Catty
Review: Rhythm Drum and Dance
A Celebration of Rhythmic Mastery
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: Chameleon
The emotional and vocal range of this Irish chanteuse is formidable
Published by JY
