James Hanton
@jameshanton4
James is a contributor to The Wee Review, Outtake Mag and Starburst Magazine UK. He is also the former Editor-in-Chief of The Student, the oldest student newspaper in the UK. A recent graduate from the University of Edinburgh, James is looking for paid writing gigs so he doesn't fall into the endless abyss of graduate unemployment. he can be contacted at: jhantonwriter@gmail.com
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Reviews: 78
Other Articles: 1
Native Harrow
Closeness
Folk-rock duo head in exciting new directions without compromising on their warmth and style
Frills in Lockdown
A glamorous, packed show of performers who give their all in this amateur burlesque extravaganza
Hiatus
A fascinating, personal exploration of mental states and isolation betrayed by its sub-par technical strokes
The Travelling Cat Chronicles
Emotional comedy-drama about one man and his cat is a poignant life story told with energy and admiration.
Comics Solving Problems
Two charismatic comedians tackle current affair issues
AJ Bell Fringe on Friday (14 August)
Night of comedy and cabaret celebrates the colour, talent and spirit of the festival
My light Shines On: Honeyblood
A resonating, powerful performance played out to the ghostly backdrop of an empty Leith Theatre
After the Turn: The Mystery of Bly Manor
Expertly crafted and genuinely unnerving, Nine Knocks Theatre create an adaptation that could make you paranoid of your own home
Viva GlasVegas
A talented showcase of burlesque that does its best to fill the Fringe void
The Crooked Spire [ONLINE]
Promise and intrigue are to be found in Ashgate Heritage Arts’ mysterious work-in-progress
Slay at Home: June Edition
A red hot, glamorous and passionate variety display that treats you to outstanding cabaret in the name of a good cause
Royal Shakespeare Company’s Macbeth [ONLINE]
As stylish and professional a take on the Scottish Play as one could hope for, with a wonderful lead performance from Christopher Eccleston
Wolves are Coming for You [ONLINE]
Despite intoxicating moments and two strong lead performances, Horwood’s play lacks the set its plot deserves
After Chekov
Ghostly and captivating, After Chekov mostly succeeds in bringing The Three Sisters to life in a brand new way
Strange Tales
A fascinating – sometimes dazzling – adaptation of Chinese folktales that is let down by an uneven tone
The Freakeasy Cabaret – Hallowe’en Special
A strong start to this year’s Edinburgh Horror Festival
Thick Skin, Elastic Heart
A unique, absorbing and powerful insight into what living in today’s world can feel like
A Taste of Honey
Unnecessary humour detracts from superb staging and Delaney’s profound script
Grant Busé: Touché Busé
Brimming with bravado and sharp humour, Busé effortlessly wins over the crowd with his comedy masterclass