Long Time Dead
By Joe Vester. Published 08 August 2007
Climbers try to free themselves from the wreckage of past tragedies with good doses of humour and human feeling
Theatre > Reviews
The Way Light Strikes Filled Mason Jars
By Liz Rawlings. Published 08 August 2007A bleak yet engaging play which offers Fringe-goers thought-provoking quality theatre
Hippo World Guest Book
By Nine. Published 07 August 2007The online world can be pretty ludicrous, but translating it to the stage is, for now, new and unusual...
Miracle In Rwanda
By Sam Friedman. Published 07 August 2007A truly extraordinary story of survival, only weakened by a creeping evangelical message
Auto Auto
By Evan Beswick. Published 07 August 2007An amazing musical exhibition, played out on the most unlikely of instruments
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern...Survived?
By Nana Wereko-Brobby. Published 07 August 2007The humour of the play is provided by a dialogue peppered with misunderstandings, witty word play and good timing...
Wunderkind
By Tom Hackett. Published 07 August 2007A savage satire on the movie industry, where dream deals are made then left on the cutting room floor
Morceaux Choisis & Ragnarök
By Louise Black. Published 07 August 2007Inventive choreography grows to a crescendo of movement and cleverly constructed mime
Rhino Provino: 'A Sideshow of the Soul!'
By Emma Murray. Published 07 August 2007An original hip-hop, rock musical drama set in a broken down 'circus'...
Tony Blair - the Musical
By Thomas Kerr. Published 07 August 2007Joined by an ensemble of the great and the good of the New Labour aristocracy, Tony Blair - the Musical croons its way through 10 years of Blair's premiership, taking...
Tony! The Blair Musical
By Thomas Kerr. Published 07 August 2007An entertaining journey through the Blair years with some hilarious musical numbers
The Space in Between
By Ross Cullen. Published 06 August 2007Performed in Edinburgh's own bona fide jazz bar, a story of youthful friendship among the staff of a jazz bar
Think Tank
By Nat Dyer. Published 06 August 2007If this show was a blind date, she would talk at you for half an hour despite having nothing to say and then run off mid-sentence with no explanation...
Scarborough
By Clarissa Sebag-Montefiore. Published 06 August 2007He's 15. She's his teacher. A dirty weekend was never so dangerous...
State of Matter
By Gareth K. Vile. Published 06 August 2007A fusion of contemporary dance and street-dancing, this performance astounds with its libidinous energy
Nijinsky's Last Dance
By Louise Black. Published 06 August 2007A one man tour-de-force that delves into the psyche of dance legend, Vaslav Nijinsky
Spawn and Die
By Alasdair Maloney. Published 06 August 2007Delivered in the style of a lecture, Spawn and Die's shortfall of laughs makes it feel more like an academic monologue than perhaps is healthy
The Master and Margarita
By Nine. Published 05 August 2007A new adaption of a classic 20th-century Russian novel with black magic, evil-doers and a central love story
Game?
By Nana Wereko-Brobby. Published 05 August 2007The pantomime nature of the action had me flitting between wanting to shout ""he's behind you"" and running for the exit
Hamlet (solo)
By Ross Cullen. Published 05 August 2007A one-man performance of Hamlet comes to the Capital as part of this year's Fringe...
