★★ I suppose that if you were to meet any given person in the middle of 'one of the worst The post Review: Camden Fringe Festival, Secondhand Stories, Lion and Unicorn Theatre ap…
★★★ Most of the country is still confused about Brexit and this play doesn't help with the matter at all. The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Brexit, Pleasance Cour…
★★★★ De Fuut is a sanctuary " the safe place away from moral norms, hidden shame and pointing fingers. Here The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, De Fuut, Summe…
★★★★★ Mixed race identity is often described as being stuck between two worlds, a descriptor that lacks nuance. Koko Brown's The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe F…
★★★ What is human nature? What is restricted in front of others and in front of the self? How can The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, To Have Done With The Judgemen…
Self-described as a "provocation about our planet and how we look after it," Filament Theatre Group bring Earth Makes No The post Review: Earth Makes No Sound, The Place appeared first on A …
★★★★½ News stories are merged, guessed and actively ignored as shredded fragments that cover the stage. A door in the The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, T…
Three years ago, Victoria Cano became a victim of sexual assault. Or at least, she thought she did. At the The post Feature: Victoria Cano: “We are taught that assault can only be one …
"All the world's a game. And all the men and women merely players" says a projection of Mario, of Super The post Camden Fringe: Super Hamlet 64, The Cockpit appeared first on A Younger Theat…
★★★★ Jericho is an ancient city where walls and agriculture began, Chris Jericho is a professional wrestler, and Jericho is The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival…
★★★ "If we don't talk, we forgot." This is the first sentence uttered in the intellectual and inventive Definition of The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Definition…
As the sounds of My Chemical Romance and Evanescence filled the Stockwell Playhouse, I prepared myself for a foray into The post Review: Spring Awakening, Stockwell Playhouse appeared first …
★★★★ "It is for keeping warm, and it is for getting together." The Midnight Soup is an invitation for strangers The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Midnig…
★★★ In this production, Lady Macbeth is the reincarnation of a Kumiho, a white nine-tailed fox, who desires to become The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, About Lady…
When most of us hear the asinine ravings of toddlers, we feel many things: irritation, affection possibly, and nostalgia for The post Review: I’m Not A Bit Like A Clown and I Do Need M…
I'd forgotten how much I like pub theatres. Aside from making me feel like I'm at the Edinburgh Fringe even The post Review: Medicine, The Hope Theatre appeared first on A Younger Theatre.
★★★★ “Love sets the world on fire, turns it into chaos, and still sparks hope for a silver lining.” Ovid's The post Edinburgh Fringe Festival: Ovid’…
Lit by a sequence of flush ceiling lights, the audience sit traverse in a pseudo-conference room. A table marks one The post Review: Camden Fringe, One Last Look, London Irish Centre appeare…
A white cube immersed in pitch black. Two minimalist beds and small pillows, a few cubic boxes, a pile of The post Review: Love Lab, Tristan Bates Theatre appeared first on A Younger Theatre.
★★★★ Marsistan (pronounced Mars-istan) is the reason I come to Edinburgh Fringe. This little gem, hidden away in a hotel, The post Review: Marsistan, Sweet Venues Nov…
"Do not take my anger away from me!" screams Emilia Bassano Lanier as she accuses the audience and the world The post Review: Emilia, The Globe appeared first on A Younger Theatre.
★ There will always be a few shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival that think they need to be avant-garde The post Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Addiction: The Untold Story, theS…
The circus, but not as you know it! Gravity & Other Myths truly live up to their name; following up The post Review: Backbone, The Southbank Centre appeared first on A Younger Theatre.
Humour at its darkest and writing at its best, Callum O'Brian’s play Coelacanth drags us to the lowest point of The post Review: Coelacanth, Cockpit Theatre appeared first on A Younger…
Two things come to mind whenever someone mentions Little Shop of Horrors: amateur productions (sometimes good, but mostly bad) and The post Review: Little Shop of Horrors, Regent's Park Open…