Atomic Tales – Bearing Witness at the Fringe
Some performances don’t just tell a story — they ask you to feel it in your bones. Atomic Tales, inspired...
Month: August 2025
Popcorn Writing Award’s Shortlist Revealed
Ey Love. Got the popcorn? No, not that kind, its best if you pop the kettle on – Grace here...
Review Of Nelson Youth Theatre At Edinburgh Fringe- All Shook Up
Into a square little American town rides a guitar-playin’, motorcycle-ridin’ Elvis-style character who shakes up the place and changes everyone...
Edinburgh Youth Theatre Brings Shakespeare to Life with Spark
I’ve always had a soft spot for youth theatre – probably because I was once part of it myself back...
Should The Arts Be Accessible To All?
Should the Arts Be for Everyone? (Spoiler: Yes.)By Grace Hatchell, 2nd Act Couriers Now, I’m not one for starting fights...
Theatre Village to Launch New Award for The Best Edinburgh Fringe Show Seen
Well, darlings, the dust has just about settled and I can finally share some exciting gossip from HQ (by which...
The End Edinburgh Fringe Review
This was a bit of a wildcard choice for me. I’d seen the press release and found it intriguing enough...
Vagabond Skies: The Van Gogh Musical Edinburgh Fringe Review
I was fortunate enough to attend Vagabond Skies: The Van Gogh Musical. I sat back and soaked in my London-style...
Lady Macbeth Played Winged Defence Edinburgh Fringe Review
Some critics have praised this show, others have been less generous – so it was time to find out the...
Bitter Baby Edinburgh Fringe Review
By day, she’s chasing a PhD; by night, she’s doing sex work – all while learning English and dusting her...
Review Of Girlz At Edinburgh Fringe
When I first spotted the poster for Girlz, I assumed it was going to be another generic “girl band” show...
The Anti Yogi Review At Edinburgh Fringe
This was a show I wandered into with a spare hour between my pre-planned Fringe picks. No expectations, no agenda...
