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By: Joyce McMillan, Josephine Balfour-Oatts, Fiona Shepherd, David Pollock
The stranger-than-fiction story of the Zambian Space Academy provides rich source material for Circus Zambia's child-friendly comedic physical theatre show Afronauts to reach for the stars (and get four of them from our critic).
By: David Pollock, Joyce McMillan, Susan Mansfield
A forceful play about how little has changed for women in the post-#MeToo age, a brisk drama about re-imagining the night Trump lost the 2020 presidential election and a coming-of-age romp that stokes nostalgia for the early 2000s are among our critics’ highlights in this latest Fringe theatre round-up
By: Mika Morava, Joyce McMillan, David Pollock, Anahit Behrooz
Can three gays save the economy? With the amount of energy, anger and wit Maria Telnikoff, Kit Miles and Cherry Eckel pour into Campitalism – the standout show of our latest round of Fringe theatre reviews – anything is possible.
Physical comedy duo Lightning Rod Special find the funny in the grieving of their fathers
Studied haplessness makes for a brilliant, satirical, physical comedy from Geoff Sobelle and co.
Motherland’s Paul Ready makes his playwriting debut with a climate tale, but it’s the technical execution that truly excels
Stunning execution turns San Francisco Ballet’s simple concept into something enthrallingly beautiful
A$AP Rocky’s first global tour in seven years contains a decade’s worth of stored-up ideas and more, writes David Pollock
There were so many potential highlights spread over various different venues at this year’s Edinburgh Psych Fest, it was almost impossible to navigate all the clashes, writes David Pollock
There were so many potential highlights spread over various different venues at this year's Edinburgh Psych Fest, it was almost impossible to navigate all the clashes, writes David Pollock
