La Merda
Returning to Fringe for a third time, <i>La Merda</i> has lost none of its vigour or acerbic wit.
Robert Dow is a composer, sound artist, hypnotherapist and writer based in Edinburgh. His expertise and interests are very varied and include contemporary music, sound art, film, dance, theatre, photography, plant science and microbiology (especially parasitology). He is currently learning how to row.
http://www.robertdow.org110 articles
Perceptual Landscape
An effective amalgamation of physical theatre, light, video, photography and sound.
Fiction
Sometimes disturbing, sometimes thrilling, this mysterious drama unfolds only in our imaginations.
ménage
Very clever and carefully crafted, ménage is theatre in microcosm.
My People
Based on Caradoc Evans' collection of short stories, this stark work runs out of energy towards the end.
Da-Da-Darling
Sensual, macabre and transgressive, and featuring some of the best dancers to be seen at the Fringe.
I am
Some poignant and beautiful moments in a work exploring the challenges recovering victims of trafficking face.
Roughs (for Radio)
This superb and committed production of two of Beckett's radio plays is exhilarating to experience.
Hula House
A sometimes uncomfortable but worthwhile and unique experience, highlighting the marginalisation of sex workers.
Stockhausen Tierkreis 40th Anniversary
A rather monochrome celebration of the 40th anniversary of Stockhausen's <i>Tierkreis</i>.