Review: Cow, Underbelly
Cow is billed as a rural tragi-comedy with songs, though it is more of a one person show about rural life. A woman leaves her liberal, metropolitan, elite London life to help out on he…
Cow is billed as a rural tragi-comedy with songs, though it is more of a one person show about rural life. A woman leaves her liberal, metropolitan, elite London life to help out on he…
The brilliantly named Poor Michelle Theatre Company are a graduate company trying to make commercially viable work with a young focus. Their new show Harry, which premiered at the N16 theatr…
The Guildford 4 were wrongfully convicted for the Guildford Pub Bombings in 1974. It wasn't until 15 years later that they were released. Based on the letters Paul Hill sent to his mother du…
Following a troubled Glaswegian man with psychotic tendencies, Jelly Beans tries to delve into the what makes people do terrible things. But in reality it feels more like an explanation of a…
Not many productions work as pre drinks. The interval bar is all but lost at the festival, so it is up to the good women of Eggs Collective to ply their audience with shots. Get a round t…
Sh!t Theatre deliver their mainstream cross over hit DollyWould, a celebration of Dolly Parton and themselves. You may think there is only one Dolly Parton, well you are very wrong. Every…
Huge red letters spell FEAR and man with a crocodile mask sits on a chair. The fringe has truly begun. This one man show opens with Gareth Clark who writes and performs the piece, sliding ac…
There could be an entire brochure of one person shows about mental illness this year. Most being long drawn out stories of someone’s life, ending with the hopeful message of talking ab…