Review: John Peel's Shed, Underbelly, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for Culture Wars In 2002, John Osbourne won a competition. His tagline summing up John Peel’s Radio One show – “Records you want to ...

Review: Minsk 2011, Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for The Independent A man unfurls the Belarusian flag. He is bundled off by a gang of men in thick-soled boots. The same fate awaits...

Review: Tonight Sandy Grierson Will Lecture, Dance and Box, Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for Culture Wars A call to sincerity in a world of upwards inflections, raised eyebrows and winking emoticons, this slippery, unclas...

Review: The Simple Things in Life, Fuel Sheds/Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for Culture Wars With so much of so little consequence at the Fringe, FUEL offer a more reflexive attempt at something insubstantial...

Review: The Invisible Show II, Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for Culture Wars Marking a radical shift for Fringe veterans Red Shift, this live-broadcast headphone drama seeks to blend into the ...

Review: Botallack O'Clock, The Half Moon in Herne Hill

Written for Time Out There was almost a movie of Roger Hilton's life with John Hurt playing the obscure abstract artist. Thank heavens h...

Review: The Oh Fuck Moment, St George's West, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for Culture Wars In a single second of realisation, your sweat glands burst. You can actively feel your pupils dilating. Your throat...