Fringe 2023: A Chorus Line
Edinburgh University Savoy Opera Group’s production of A Chorus Line is an extremely professional feeling and very enjoyable performance. From the moment the audience enter the theatre, we feel immersed…
Fringe 2023: Shamilton! The Improvised Hip Hop Musical
Shamilton is a show, from hit musical comedy improv group Baby Wants Candy, that has sold out runs in Chicago, New York, LA, and many days of the Fringe already.…
Fringe 2023: Dusk: A Bite-Size Love Story
An entirely sold-out Fringe show is any production’s dream; thanks to going viral on Tik Tok, Dusk: A Bite-Size Love Story, Morgan Kennedy and Daniel Ruffing’s Twilight parody musical has…
Fringe 2023: Ripper
Jack the Ripper was never found. So, it is admirable, and perhaps hubristic, to try and present not only a possibly theory but also a deep dive into the psychology…
In Conversation with Sophie Zucker: “I’m a narcissist (undiagnosed). What brought me to the Fringe is my personality disorder”
Sophie Sucks Face is a one woman musical-comedy written, directed and performed by Sophie Zucker. At her grandfather’s shiva, Sophie meets and is unexpectedly attracted to her hot Israeli cousin.…
Celebrating Roald Dahl: Matilda from Page to Screen
Now is a more crucial time than ever to celebrate Roald Dahl. Not only is his literature written with a wonderfully wicked turn-of-phrase, but his themes effortlessly stand the test…
Review: Welcome To The Carbaret!
Edinburgh Footlights’ Welcome To The Cabaret! by its Showchoir is a welcome, blissful two-hour escape from the realities of life. Energetic numbers are astutely intertwined with evocative character developments under the creative…
Review: Six The Musical
Six celebrates the six wives of Henry VIII in the most bombastic, dazzling fashion imaginable. The show deserves every bit of acclaim that it has earned and any audience member will…