There are moments at the Fringe when you stumble into a show with few expectations and walk out having discovered a gem. Holly Street, from the young and talented Longface Theatre, is one such moment.
Review: Terry Pratchett’s Feet of Clay at Cymera
Featuring stellar acting, clever staging, and delightful musical numbers, this amateur production of Feet of Clay brilliantly captures the comedic fantasy charm of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld.
Review: Guy Masterson’s A Christmas Carol
Guy Masterson’s solo performance of “A Christmas Carol” at the Assembly Roxy is a powerful rendition of the classic, perfect for getting into the festive spirit, but may not hold the attention of young teens and comes with pricey bar costs.
Review: Covenant, Fringe 2024
Covenant is a powerful and thought-provoking performance showcasing exceptional acting and writing that explores women’s challenging choices and the importance of friendship.
Review: Trainspotting Live, Fringe 2024
Trainspotting Live is a spellbinding rampage of a show. A theatrical experience that pushes boundaries and left me devastated and in complete awe.
Review: Bucket List, Fringe 2024
Bucket List is a captivating and emotionally resonant play that cleverly intertwines a breakup drama with the presence of a ghost, leaving a lasting impression on the audience.
Review: FREAK OUT!, Fringe 2024
“FREAK OUT!” is a powerful and thought-provoking performance that tackles the urgent issue of ecological dystopia, leaving a lasting impression on its audience.
Review: A Transcriber’s Tale, Fringe 2024
“A Transcriber’s Tale” is an intimate and honest performance that seamlessly blends storytelling and music, offering a personal yet universally relatable experience.