Theatre
The Government Inspector, King's Theatre, Review
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It must be a difficult job satirising politicians. Not to tarnish them all with the same brush or anything, but they really are self-satirising.
Theatre: Dark Matter
Vision Mechanics' gripping drama set in a garden. A spooky, outdoors performance which uses tricks of the light and darkness to tell a story of the shadows that lurk in our subconscious.
Theatre: 'Too Long The Heart'
A dramatic and powerful new play by Scottish writer David Hutchison.
Record Box Office at Edinburgh International Festival 2012
The Edinburgh International Festival, which ends tonight with the traditional, explosive finale of the
Crab House - A Bloody Cabaret Review
There is something fishy going down at Fingers. New Town has become New York for a cabaret tale of a restaurant for recessionary times.
Dachau Guide Review
This is the story of Robert Johnson’s experience of working as a guide at Dachau, the Nazi concentration camp – a job that nobody aspires to.
Wonderland, EIF 2012, Review
Sitting in the plush, gilded and chandeliered interior of the Royal Lyceum Theatre, a bevelled double mirror on stage is like a giant, distorting looking glass, reflecting a section of the audience and setting the tone for the questions about to be posed: Where are you? Who are you? What you are doing? Why are you doing it?
The Girl With No Heart Review
There is something so infinitely wonderful about puppetry.
Cancer Time Review
Having briefly worked in a call centre and able to remember the almost unbearable agony of pre cigarette break clock watching, it is with a misty air of nostalgia and curiosity that I sit before a
A Midsummer Night's Dream (As You Like It), EIF 2012, Review
The audience may have been slightly unsure what to expect from Russian director, Dmitry Krymov’s Laboratory “Designer” version of Shakespeare’s romantic comedy.&