Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Assembly George Square, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for The List In detention with Mr Goodfellow, seven secondary-school pupils are forced – as if by magic – to perform A Midsummer Nig...

My Mess, Your Shit

According to a 2007 study, one in a hundred women in the UK suffers from a clinically diagnosed eating disorder. That’s the highest rate of ...

Review: Mies Julie, Assembly Hall, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for The List Truly great productions of classic texts can reveal the play within the play. Who knew that beneath the staid formality...

Review: Boris and Sergey’s Vaudevillian Adventure, Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for The List Nothing covers cracks like cuteness. Boris and Sergey are two faceless leather bunraku puppets that look like reconstit...

Review: And They Played Shang-a-Lang, The Stand, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for The List If a semi-autobiographical jukebox musical about salad days in Scotland sounds grim -- and it should -- Derek Douglas’ ...

Review: Nothing is Really Difficult, Assembly George Square, Edinburgh Fringe

Written for Culture Wars Theatergroep WAK know how to make an entrance. In a wooden box in George Square, a man pushes up a corner of the fl...

Review: Gulliver’s Travels, King’s Theatre, Edinburgh International Festival

Written for Culture Wars Gulliver’s Travels , the ultimate in grand tour gap years, becomes a carnival procession in the hands of revered Ro...