Interview
Interview: Lady Linda Wong Davies
Interview about art in Coriolanus and the cultural transfer between the West and China.
Interview: Alfie Moore
Interview with policeman, reformed gambler and talented comic Alfie Moore about his new fringe show.
Interview: Micheline Van Hautem
Interview with Belgium’s brilliant Jacques Brel interpreter Micheline Van Hautem.
Interview: David Bates
Interview with the man behind the Fringe’s most portable and stylish venue.
Interview: Vigo Thieves
Guitarist and vocalist Stevie Jukes speaks ahead of his band’s gig at T in the Park.
Interview: Pia Furtado
Director Pia Furtado talks about emotion, openness and the challenges of taking on a powerful, but little known opera.
Interview: Peter Arnott
Emma Hay speaks to the Traverse Theatre’s artist in residence, playwright Peter Arnott.
Interview: James McKenzie
Callum Madge catches up with the programmer for the Middle Eastern Film Festival, James McKenzie.
Interview: Simon Hart
Callum Madge catches up with Artistic Director Simon Hart to talk about this year’s Manipulate programme and how it has evolved.
Interview: Peepolykus
Emma Hay chats to Peepolykus’ John Nicholson and Javier Marzan about The Arthur Conan Doyle Appreciation Society.
Interview: Rona Munro
Rona Munro on how far female playwriting has come over the last 30 years ahead of a new adaptation of Iron at the Traverse.
Interview: Matthew Lenton
Emma Hay talks to Vanishing Point’s Matthew Lenton about doing Shakespeare for the Lyceum, and sticking up for subsidised arts.
Interview: Isabel Mendes
Festival director of Africa in Motion (25 Oct-2 Nov) speaks to us about how African art has skyrocketed over the last ten years.
Interview: A Band Called Quinn
A Band Called Quinn talk about their new co-production with Grid Iron, Biding Time (remix), and corporate music machines.
Interview: Peter Strickland
Huge interview with Berberian Sound Studio director about his love of soundtracks, effects and the bombastic brilliance of Italian ‘Giallo’ horror.
Interview: Lee Gershuny
Artistic Director Lee Gershuny speaks about her company’s new twist on the classic Minotaur tale, taking on the media and the world of power.
Interview: Little Cauliflower
Little Cauliflower’s Lucy Western speaks to us about the art of puppetry.
Interview: Andrew Simpson
Andrew Simpson from Edinburgh-based theatre ensemble, Cathartic Connections, discusses the role of funding for small, project-based theatre.
Interview: Flap!
Eclectic dancing inspiring Aussies, Flap!, give The Wee Review the heads up and what to expect as they hit the Fringe.
Interview: Alex Spencer-Jones
Alex Spencer-Jones sheds some light on why Burgess’ A Clockwork Orange has survived for fifty years ahead of her Fringe production.