Experience a joyful and educational journey through 100 years of music by Jewish songwriters with Jeremy Sassoon. His solo, piano-led show is packed with fascinating facts and dazzling performances.
Review: Raise the Barre, Fringe 2025
A dance spectacle that mashes up ballet and rock music. The dancers are phenomenal, and the energy is infectious. Though the show lacks a strong narrative, its diverse choreography and feel-good atmosphere make it a solid choice for a fun hour.
Review: 27 Club, Fringe 2025
This rock tribute show successfully honours the likes of Amy Winehouse, Kurt Cobain, and Janis Joplin with a talented band and a great range of vocalists.
Review: Chunky Jewellery, Fringe 2025
Chunky Jewellery is a deeply personal and technically brilliant piece of dance-theatre that successfully portrays the emotional burdens carried by women. Its central metaphor is powerful, though its raw, personal narrative is ultimately more impactful than its more surreal, high-art elements.
Review: Milton Jones – Ha!Milton, Fringe 2024
Milton Jones delivers a grand, joke-filled performance at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, though a good line of sight will enhance the experience.
Review: Sherlock Holmes – The Last Act, Fringe 2024
“The Last Act” is a captivating play that Sherlock Holmes fans will enjoy for its faithful portrayal of the iconic detective. Still, it’s best suited for mature audiences familiar with the source material.
Review of Marcus Brigstocke: Je m’accuse – I am Marcus, Fringe 2013
I’d seen Marcus Brigstocke hobbling around Edinburgh on crutches before finally being able to catch his show in Assembly Hall this year. He had been trying to make his way up Dundas Street, towards Queen Street, and needless to say was finding that quite a challenge. I wasn’t surprised when a stage hand/usher pulled back […]
Review of Milton Jones On the High Road, Fringe 2013
Milton Jones was one of my favourite acts last year and I had high hopes for this year. Trouble began when we got to the queue – a full 30 minutes before the doors were supposed to open – and found it stretched around the corner and two blocks back. Milton’s popular for a reason. […]