Mark Gorman
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Jekyll and Hyde
Solid if slightly narratively cluttered feminist adaptation of Stevenson’s malleable classic
A Microscopic Odyssey
Incredibly ambitious multimedia theatre achieves wonders on a shoestring
Mayflies
Impressive staging proves a slight hindrance to otherwise excellent adaptation of Andrew O’Hagan’s novel
Mandy: Prince of Darkness.
In a small space with cooling fans that are louder than is acceptable Richard Stirling […]
Max Fulham: Memory Foam
Ventriloquism is alive and kicking Just ask Martin’s Money Saving Expert
Lifelong
An overcomplicated script makes for lean pickings for its young cast
The Singer
Exciting new production seamlessly incorporates British Sign Language into its very DNA
One Man Musical
Flo & Joan’s true(ish) musical about Andrew Lloyd Webber only cements their considerable fringe pedigree
The Sumo Show HIRAKUZA
When Sumo Wrestling goes wrong the results are spectacularly misguided
Max Fulham: Monkey Business
Silliness and nonsense that’s as much fun for adults as it is for its intended audience
Atomic Tales
Solo show demonstrates emotional heft in recounting one couple’s Chernobyl experience
For Dolores
The Traverse lands a big emotional punch with this outstanding Fishamble production
SpinQueen™
If you’re not sweating in the Scottish summer you will be after this one-woman show
A Great Night Out
An outstanding dress rehearsal for the newly refurbished community theatre of Edinburgh
I Can Die Too
A play with music about a play with music where the music eclipses the play