Reviews
Made in India/Britain
Laugh out loud funny show about trying to find your people
Reservoir Knobs
Scottish ‘clowns and jokers’ give Reservoir Dogs a Kirkcaldy spin
Ada Campe: Too Little, Too Soon
Absurdity, magic, and comedy, from a performer with an uncanny hold over her adoring audience
Nancy Clench: If Your Symptoms Aren’t Life-Threatening, Please Hold!
Larger-than-life drag queen meets a quieter-than-death audience
An Untitled Love
Eclectic, irreverent, and delicious dance from Kyle Abraham and A.I.M
Bird with Kylie Vincent
Confronting performance about trauma makes for a challenging experience
Mythos: Ragnarok
A phenomenal blend of theatrical storytelling and professional wrestling
Chelsea Birkby: No More Mr Nice Chelsea
Despite all protestations, Chelsea Birkby’s light side shines in very solid debut hour
Detention Dialogues
An insightful and thought-provoking examination of the treatment of asylum seekers
A Place That Belongs To Monsters
A beautiful and bittersweet masterpiece of storytelling theatre
For Queen And Country
A wartime tale too improbable for fiction, yet it’s absolutely true
A Ladder To The Stars
Utterly charming puppet-powered tale of dreams, ageing and loss by Scottish company Visible Fictions
Peppa Pig – My First Concert
Pleasant enough introduction to classical music in the company of popular piggies
Double Drop
Uplifting comedy culture clash about a young girl torn between Welsh arts and rave