Detelina Garbatova
Detelina is currently studying post-grad Arts, Festival and Cultural Management in Edinburgh and enjoying her first summer in Scotland and its festival city. She has experience covering arts events for a major newspaper in her home country of Bulgaria. She is passionate about travelling, good food, new encounters and sharing her enthusiasm for arts with others.
Reviews: 17
Other Articles: 1
Mack and Mabel
Lavish revival of Jerry Herman’s dubious musical about the turbulent love story between the legendary filmmaker and his rising star, performed by Michael Ball and Rebecca LaChance.
It’s A Wonderful Life
The beloved Christmas film classic inventively retold as an original and refreshing radio play
Hector
A brilliantly orchestrated play about one of Scotland’s greatest heroes, who falls a victim to dubious scandal.
The Steamie
A Scottish favourite hilarious comedy-drama about four working class heroines in a public wash house on Hogmanay eve.
The Last Yankee
Arthur Miller’s classic play is powerfully reinvented to celebrate his centenary and raise awareness of mental health issues.
Fur Coat & Magic Knickers
A highly amusing, wonderfully crafted one woman comedy drama about three characters in a shopping centre
Punk Rock
New version of Simon Stephens’ contemporary British drama dealing with the lives of group of private school attendants
Mike Vass: In the Wake of Neil Gunn
A beautifully crafted cinematic concert that recreates a maritime journey inspired by Gunn‘s book Off In a Boat
African Traditional Acrobatics and Cultural
An unconvincing demonstration of West African dance and cultural practices.
Fringe Film Festival
A varied selection of contemporary shorts from around the world, presented in a cozy, relaxed atmosphere.
Paradise: Lost
An enthrallingly original take on Milton’s Paradise Lost, set in a dark, dystopian world
The Sinister Tales of Doctor Synistra
Dark improv comedy that develops hilarious horror stories from the most ridiculous suggestions.
Fringe Preview: theSpaceUK
Everything from acrobats to oompah bands at theSpace UK this Fringe