The Johnny Cash Story review
The Johnny Cash Story has a very specific demographic. The audience know what they are getting into, united by a love so strong for ‘The Man In Black’ that they…
For All I Care Review
For All I Care is an incredible exploration of what the NHS is – not the politics and workings of it, but the human component that it exists for. The…
‘Wasted potential’: To Move In Time review
To Move In Time, a monologue written by Tim Etchells and performed by Tyrone Huggins, explores an age-old question: “What if I could move in time?” Although the premise seems…
‘A chaotic revelry of silliness’: Good Morning Croissant review
The only text on his posters is the name of the show. The show description on edfringe.com only says, “Please help. I am trapped in a cardboard supermarket.” When you…
‘Wonderfully odd’: Little Death Club review
Bernie Dieter’s Little Death Club is a Berlin-inspired experience of glitter and grunge. It successfully bemuses the audience while welcoming them into Dieter’s weird and wonderful world. The costuming is…
Police Cops: Badass Be Thy Name and Police Cops in Space
Police Cops – Badass Be Thy Name Manchester, 1999. Tommy is an ordinary clerk in an ordinary call centre, leading a very ordinary life. But all is changed when he…
‘Brilliant political sacrilege’: Trump The Musical
Brash, bonkers, brutish, Trump The Musical is not for the faint-hearted. Though the puckered-lipped, comically squinting Don should appear to be a melodramatic caricature, the characterisation of the world’s leaders…
Philly Philly Wang Wang review
Beginning by proclaiming bitterly that he is the oldest he has ever been, Phil Wang crafts an hour of comedy with a delicate balance of self-deprecation and self-importance. For example,…