Review: Scottish Ballet’s A Streetcar Named Desire
The Scottish Ballet’s A Streetcar Named Desire is a magnificent, heart-wrenching depiction of loss and abuse. The dancers are charismatic forces of nature on the stage of the Festival Theatre,…
Review: The Shawshank Redemption
The Shawshank Redemption is nothing short of extraordinary. A study of humanity, the play begs questions of the possibilities of redemption and the capacity of the human spirit for resilience.…
Review: The Multiverse is Gay
From 11th – 15th April, The Multiverse is Gay will be transporting the Lyceum through a wild, cosmic, and touchingly hilarious wormhole of multiverse shenanigans and surprisingly stunning escapism. This…
Disruptive Behaviour at the Edinburgh Playhouse
On a Wednesday night, I was persuaded and dragged by my younger sister to check out the UK production of The Bodyguard, a jukebox musical (a musical comprising of already-existing…
Review: The Tempest
If comedy is what you’re looking for, a slice of light relief from deadline season, then this interpretation will be for you. However, if you are looking for a polished…
Review: H.M.S. Pinafore
HMS Pinafore is a classic Gilbert and Sullivan ‘comic opera’ about the crew and residents of the titular ship. This includes Ralph Rackstraw, a humble sailor in love with Josephine,…
Review: Castle Lennox
Castle Lennox, written by Linda McLean, composed by Michael John McCarthy, and directed by Maria Oller, is a singular and surprising musical. The audience is introduced to Annis (Emma McCaffrey),…
Hamilton Coming to Edinburgh
The internationally recognised and nominated musical, written by Lin-Manuel Miranda is set to be touring in the UK for the first time ever, spending a 9-week stint at The Festival…
