WFH: a director's take on the Edinburgh Fringe 2021 and rehearsing a play from your living room
The Edinburgh Fringe: a world-renowned celebration of the arts, pedalling everything from stand-up comedy to burlesque and cabaret. ...
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Zoë Combe
- Aug 25, 2021
Plasters 4* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
In this extremely competent and complex piece of writing, our characters take us through the highs and lows of love and how we move on.
Ben Fleming
- Aug 24, 2021
Madhouse 3* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
Madhouse is a fun, energetic and spirited fringe play about the trials and tribulations of living in a student house...
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 22, 2021
Screen 9 4* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
Screen 9 is a raw piece of verbatim theatre following the stories of four survivors as they attempt to come to terms with the horrendous ...
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 22, 2021
Press 5* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
If you have any interest in arts and politics surrounding it – then this is the one for you.
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 22, 2021
Dave Alnwick: Exceptional Magic 4* (Edinburgh Free Fringe Review)
David Alnwick’s Exceptional Magic on the PBH’s Free Fringe is Magic done right...
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 22, 2021
Corpsing 3* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
Corpsing is an entertaining dark comedy with an intriguing concept and impressive delivery...
Zoë Combe
- Aug 18, 2021
Catching Up 5* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
Catching Up is a thought-provoking study of trauma and its year-spanning, rippling effects.
Zoë Combe
- Aug 18, 2021
Paul Currie: TEET 4* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
If you want hilarity, weirdness, cynicism and life-affirming laughter then this comedian is the one for you.
Zoë Combe
- Aug 18, 2021
Afterparty 4* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
What starts as a girls’ night out after A-levels ends with a prank that gets taken far beyond the level of harmless drunken mistakes.
Zoë Combe
- Aug 18, 2021
Woke 5* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
In this passionate one-woman show, two lives run in parallel to construct a narrative of black female voices and their collective struggle.
Zoë Combe
- Aug 16, 2021
Pool (No Water) 5* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
OOTC's first production asks us how we react under extreme circumstances, and to what extent we can find beauty and art in suffering.
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 15, 2021
Fear of Roses 4* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
Fear of Roses is a fast-paced, dark comedy complete with crime, cunning, and remarkable writing. ..
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 15, 2021
Styx 5* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
This is a thought-provoking, mystical production; you can just let it wash over you and remember the beauty of exploring the past...
Zoë Combe
- Aug 14, 2021
The End of the Line 3 *(Edinburgh Fringe Review)
Two strangers exchange stories from their pasts in this coming-of-age play that leads us through the disillusionment of early adulthood.
Zoë Combe
- Aug 14, 2021
Bacon 5 *(Edinburgh Fringe Review)
Francis Bacon welcomed us to a raunchy, intimate, and self-indulgent biopic of his life as he gazed back over his living years.
Zoë Combe
- Aug 14, 2021
Double Drop 4 * (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
90s rave culture, tribal Welsh rituals, a powerful mother-daughter bond and some beautiful harmonies. Welcome to Double Drop.
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 14, 2021
Mediocre White Male 4 * (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
With a very intriguing, if not unappealing title, this show certainly surpasses mediocre...
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 14, 2021
The Improverts 5* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
If you are craving live theatre, a buzzing atmosphere and a good laugh then this is the show for you...
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 14, 2021
Love in the Time of Lockdown 4* (Edinburgh Fringe Review)
Love, Loneliness, and lockdown. This play is the embodiment of everything we have been through over the last months...
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