Adam Thornton
Adam is a budding film reviewer who is still working out how to use his Masters in Film Studies from Aberystwyth University. His main hobby is watching films, especially Hong Kong action cinema, although he has no (actual) knowledge of martial arts whatsoever! His other interests include stand-up comedy, but only as an audience member, and reading books about film. His quest to obtain a social life is still ongoing...
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Reviews: 140
Other Articles: 3
Pink House
A small-scale and subtly powerful play about the ghosts of the past and cultural legacies
The Souvenir
Understated yet quietly powerful account of an abusive relationship
Nothing To Hide
A stylistically-ambitious look at the effects modern technology has on privacy sadly falters due to its scattered execution
Endless Second
A narratively complex look at rape within a relationship in the post-#MeToo era
Simon Evans: Dressing for Dinner
Experienced raconteur provides an informative and entertaining hour
Nigel Ng: Culture Shocked
An solidly entertaining show from a self-assured natural performer that has the potential to be even more
Kelly Convey: Telephone Voice
Fringe newcomer takes on class differences in this confidently funny show
Jake Lambert: Never Mak the Same Mistak Twice
A spirited performance can’t disguise the insubstantial nature of the comedic material on offer
Neil Delamere: End of Watch
Talented comic uses a story about a watch to provide a madcap hour of entertainment
Ivo Graham: The Game of Life
A Fringe veteran takes the audience on a quick-witted and hilarious journey through becoming a father
Dreamgun: Film Reads
A thoroughly entertaining romp through some of the nation’s favourite films
Zach Zimmerman: Clean Comedy
A fast-paced and wickedly funny show that never fails to engage
George Rigden: Spooning with Uri
A darkly-humorous yet interesting account of an unlikely friendship
John Pendal: Monster
A humorous yet deeply moving show from an engaging and sensitive performer
Joey Page: Afterlife (An Idiot Considers a Series of Distractions Before Death)
Fringe veteran provides an off-kilter take on a mid-life crisis
Goodbear: Dougal
Energetic performances from this returning comedy duo keep the audience thoroughly entertained
Christopher Macarthur-Boyd: Dreamboat
A confident show from one of Scotland’s most promising young comedians
Photograph
Unconvincing performances and poor writing undermine this attempt at romance
Timecrimes
Engaging and darkly comedic time travel thriller that still entertains.
Max Walker-Silverman
We chat to the writer and director of moving father/daughter short Lefty/Righty.
Sons of Denmark
Disturbingly realistic thriller examining racism and extremism through the eyes of two men
Go Back To China
Good performances unfortunately can’t help this conflict-free generation-clash comedy