Sometimes Always Never
Nighy never disappoints in a vehicle that’s thought-provoking if not hugely exciting.
Writer.. comedy lover and reviewer.. occasional performer. Based in Edinburgh
Nighy never disappoints in a vehicle that’s thought-provoking if not hugely exciting.
A lone sailor encounters a sinking trawler, making her accept she’s more alone than she thought.
Coogan and Reilly’s relationship lacks chemistry till the final half hour, in an otherwise amusing and well acted piece.
A well-rounded piece on sexuality and repression in the confines of an orthodox community.
Stott and Stewart smash it yet again in this year’s panto offering from the King’s Theatre.
Nebli Basani shines in this funny and enlightening piece exploring the realities of asylum and EU migration.
We have a look at the terrific improv shows taking place throughout the Fringe.
Kevin Quantum’s superb act is the highlight of Magic Fest 2018’s launch weekend
James Graham’s critically acclaimed drama-comedy comes to the Festival Theatre filled with political satire and contemporary parallels.
