Fringe 2023: Four Cut Sunflowers
Four Cut Sunflowers is arguably as beautiful as the art it revolves around. Telling the unknown story of Johanna Van Gogh, this show explores the efforts of a pioneering woman…
Fringe 2023: White Butterfly
This production is a self-proclaimed exploration of grief and its effect on different people. Looking back I can somewhat draw this takeaway, but disjointed scenes made for quite chaotic and…
KlangHaus: the company making worlds we do not imagine
Its one of the first few days of Fringe. I’ve just run a few blocks to get to Summerhall because another show ran late. I’m out of breath, slightly sweating, and I’m greeted…
Fringe 2023: How to Drink Wine Like a Wanker
How to Drink Wine Like a Wanker comes to the Edinburgh Fringe all the way from Australia. Our host and storyteller Anna Thomas guides the audience through her journey from a…
Fringe 2023: The Ice Hole – A Cardboard Comedy
How should I describe this insane show? Well, imagine children being let loose on pieces of empty packaging and then using their imaginations to make a fort. Only in this…
Fringe 2023: The Man Who Thought He Knew Too Much
This Hitchcockian tale of a suave, innocent, advertising man accidentally swept up in a, shall we say, explosive conspiracy is a tightly choreographed and highly physical thriller featuring performers that…
Fringe 2023: Yippee Ki Yay
Nothing will prepare you for this homage to one of the greatest action and (whisper it) greatest Christmas movies of all time. Yippee Ki Yay (The Die Hard Parody) is…
Fringe 2023: The Caravel
Milly Sweeney’s The Caravel is easily my favourite show I’ve seen at the Fringe thus far. I attended their opening performance on the 22nd August at Venue 45 @ TheSpace…
