Zoë Combe
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.
top of page
Search
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
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
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...
Violet Mackintosh
- May 31, 2021
The Long Now (Review)
Isolated in a room of debris, time on her mind, and gradually going insane: Tudor’s set-up in The Long Now might be vaguely familiar to ...
Violet Mackintosh
- Feb 5, 2021
Online Review: Breaking Up With Reality
“Reality abandoned all of us. This is an exploration of our break up with our past, And the new relationship we have with our future.”
Violet Mackintosh
- Aug 28, 2020
Scenes For Survival: Larchview (The Crumb)
National Theatre of Scotland:digital theatre. These videos are stripped back and simplistic – they are fifty responses to our new existence
bottom of page