Omigod – EUSOG’s Legally Blonde: The Musical Review
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Legally Blonde: The Musical is a classic. It follows Elle, who lives a perfectly happy life with her Californian sorority sisters and Chihuahua. She abruptly falls out of…
This Year in Theatre
Looking back at the new world of Theatre at The Student In the year that theatres around the world closed their doors, the stage has undoubtedly suffered. Luckily, the theatre…
‘The Great Gatsby’ Review
A definitively original interpretation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel, The Great Gatsby, by The Wardrobe Ensemble is an evocative and surprising piece of work in the form of a…
Can a play succeed without its audience?
It isn’t far-fetched to say that all of us, in one way or another, have been carried through the lockdowns by our favourite forms of art. Whether it has been…
Showcasing Female Creators: Phoebe Waller-Bridge
Molly Whitehouse on Phoebe Waller-Bridge being named President of Fringe Society The Edinburgh Fringe Festival is one of the aspects of the city that makes it such a fun and…
“Fun, mayhem and excitement” Three Pound Coin Theatre’s So… What Happened Last Night? review
From the 24 hour radio collaboration between Mojo Edinburgh and Three Pound Coin Theatre comes So… what happened last night?, an original piece written by artistic directors Ben Fleming and…
“Astonishing and genuinely funny” – Sharp Teeth Theatre’s Sherlock in Homes review
Sherlock in Homes – Murder on Ice: interactive crime-solving with excellent acting Are you looking for ninety minutes of witty entertainment to overcome the nostalgia for theatre performances? Sherlock in…
The Journey of Opera
Keisha Frimpong on opera from the 16th century to the 21st. From Handel’s Giulio Cesar to Saint-Saëns and Lemaire’s Samson and Delilah, opera has engaged audiences of all ages for…