Reviews
The Raunch
Saddle up for a ride on the saucy side with The Raunch. Think gun-totin’, stetson-tippin’, and chaps-wearing.
Wrecked
A deftly crafted, well told story, taking place in one of the Fringe’s most unique venues.
Fat Girls Don’t Dance
Spoken word artist Maria Ferguson explores her relationship with the F-word (food) with the help of her first love (dance).
The Glass Menagerie
A thoughtful, exploratory study of co-dependency and self-delusion capturing a time just before America boomed.
In Fidelity
A sweet exploration of the coupling instinct through a dating show format
Agent of Influence: the Secret Life of Pamela More
Fashion writer and socialite turns wartime spy in 1930s comedy drama
Camille O’Sullivan: The Carny Dream
A flamboyant performance from French-Irish songstress Camille O’Sullivan as she adds her own dramatic interpretations to the narrative songs of Nick Cave, Brel, Waits, Bowie, and Radiohead.
Finding Joy
Acutely observed and pitch perfect at every turn, there’s a kind of magic at work in Finding Joy.
Acting Alone
This deeply moving and thought-provoking one-woman show captivates audiences at the Just Festival.
Daffodils (A Play With Songs)
A beautiful musical about love and death instilled whimsy, passion and exquisite songs.
In Our Hands
Inventive puppetry and interesting ideas from visual storytellers Smoking Apples.
Solo Date
Despite some flaws, this is a well-crafted story with a subtle complexity.
The Great Gatsby
An accomplished amateur adaptation with some minor flaws.
Nuclear Family
Immersive nuclear disaster story is surprisingly emotional considering the level of analytic participation required.
Macbeth
Though slightly confused at times, this is a brave new work full of vaulting ambition.
Greater Belfast
Matt Reagan and the Cairn String Quartet take the audience on an exhilarating journey around Belfast.
Angel by Henry Naylor
Another masterpiece from Naylor with the final chapter in his Middle-Eastern trilogy of plays.