Ernest and the Pale Moon
A dark and dusty tale of a recluse with several skeletons in his closet.
Steven Fraser
@stevenfraserart
Steven is Spoken Word Editor for The Wee Review and also reviews theatre and movies. He studied animation and computer arts at university and currently freelances in illustration. He currently lives in Glasgow.
http://www.stevenfraserart.com510 articles
A Journey Round My Skull
Immersive audio and compelling drama combine for a unique theatre experience.
Shame
A physical and emotional spoken word show that combines dance, innovative projections and heart felt passion.
Before Us
A colourful and timid creature questions mortality through wonderful songs and comedy theatre.
Loud Poets
A collective of Edinburgh based performance poets put on a riotous cabaret of poetry and spoken word.
Mark Grist & MC Mixy: Dead Poets’ Death Match
A combination of poetry and comedy that brings life to dead poets.
Invisible Walls
Theatre on the back streets of Summerhall that physically draws the audience in to the performance.
Near Gone
A gripping Bulgarian tragedy is translated for everyone to experience.
Guinea Pigs on Trial
Sh!t Theatre give us a comedy cabaret that looks at the ridiculousness of pharmaceutical trials.
Standby for Tape Backup
Ross Sutherland delivers emotive spoken word over projections of old videos.