Yesterday was the second time I’ve seen Tape Face here in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. I think he’s altered his branding from The Boy With Tape on His Face to just Tape Face, but it is the same premise; getting the audience to do things with expressions and musical queues. It works a treat. The […]
A review of Wahaca, City Centre
Wahaca had a lot to live up to. I’m a big fan of Mexican food and had only heard great things about this restaurant. You can book online but only for tomorrow or afterwards, this was an impulse decision and so we hopped into a taxi to see what the South St Andrew Street restaurant […]
A review of the Urban Hymn official soundtrack
Running out of time to get Christmas gifts? I think movies, either on DVD or Blu-ray, can still reach you in time. The only risk with buying a movie as a gift for someone is that if they’re a big fan they’re likely to already have (or be getting) a copy. You know they’ve already […]
A review of Noughts & Coffees, City Centre
This is a trend I welcome; board games are popular again. The return of board game somehow happened while missing the hipster trap and becoming an accepted mainstream thing. If you don’t believe me then you only need to start counting the number of gaming cafes that are popping up across the country. Edinburgh has […]