Reviews
Ella
Exceptional young talent Sarah Omar does Ms. Fitzgerald proud with her take on timeless jazz standards
Cheers Mom! Eulogy for a Living Parent
A fresh perspective on our understanding of grief and familial relationships
Michael Elsener: How to Live in Paradise
Impressive Fringe debut from the ‘Swiss John Oliver’
The Mayor and His Daughter: A Genuine Appreciation of Comedy
Sketch comedy at its most esoteric and uncompromising
Orpheus
This hold-your-breath gripping Orpheus dances in the dark in lush, lovelorn modern spin
Ada and Bron: The Origin of Love
Wonderfully harmonious sketch couple can make you swoon, cry, and occasionally retch
Leo Still Dies in the End
Alice Fishbein is an iceberg-level force of nature in this one-woman Titanic reenactment
Becky Umbers: Put That Cat Back in the Bag
A simple, joyous celebration of life’s eccentrics overcomes some day-one hiccups
Deerhoof
Noisy, catchy, experimental and unapologetically out there; the one-of-a-kind art-pop band are still a joy to behold
Fortunato Durutti Marinetti
Bitter Sweet, Sweet Bitter
Daniel Colussi draws on a rich vein of luxuriously uncool pop music for his best record yet
The Unthanks
Illustrious folk band offer a spellbinding journey through their 20-year career
Frankie Cosmos
Different Talking
Latest from the NYC band zooms in on personal and social neuroses while still retaining a dollop of good humour
Hidden
Quietly suspenseful psychological thriller maintains relevance in its handling of surveillance and colonialism