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4 August 2019
Nigel Ng: Culture Shock
He almost had audience members rolling on the floor laughing, with several at least half out of their seats. This is observational humour at its best.
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3 August 2019
The Burning - Incognito Theatre
Incognito Theatre Company grew from the Pleasance Futures programme and bring an inventive, theatrical device heavy show exploring the persecution of ancestors and an embattled daughter dealing with the estate of her deceased mum.
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3 August 2019
The Pleasance Opening Gala - Edfringe 2019
A spectacle of some of the finest talent Pleasance is offering this summer, with a well written and comedically delivered welcome from Anthony Alderson, Pleasance’s director.
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28 June 2019
Getting qualified in the arts
There are so many ways to get qualified in the arts, it might be a bit overwhelming to know where to start. We've broken down the most common routes into the creative sector, but even this list isn't exhaustive!
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23 April 2019
What does the cultural workforce look like in 2019?
Recently the Creative & Cultural Skills Council released a report on their latest Workforce Data research. There’s lots to play with and explore, but here’s a few interesting points….
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8 February 2019 – 8 July 2019
Inspire Future Theatre Makers
Do you have an hour to spare to go into a local school?
UK Theatre's Inspiring Future Theatre Campaign continues - with 36,000 students UK wide impacted by the project so far.
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5 December 2018
PLASA Show 2018 - Mental Health, Networking and Time Hacks!
The Professional Lighting and Sound Association show is a great opportunity to find out more about what’s going on in the entertainment and live events industries. Whilst the exhibitions are largely about the new tech available across the board, there are really helpful organisations on site and a range of seminars available to attendees.
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27 September 2018
Responsible Reviewing
Reviewing is a skill, it’s also an honour. Artists let you in to their show, event or space in order to tell the world what you thought. An objective yet critical view is important - but it doesn’t give you any right to disrupt it or make anyone uncomfortable.
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8 September 2018
Voice Assistant Editor (maternity cover)
We’re looking for an enthusiastic, creative and media savvy individual with a passion for the arts and young people to provide a maternity cover between mid-October 2018 and February 2019.
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23 August 2018
Horror Show
Want to leave a show looking over your shoulder? Do you have a dark sense of humour? Then you might try this show.
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23 August 2018
The Musical Revue
An entertaining hour that gives you the insight to life at the fringe! Well worth seeing for both the enjoyment and understanding of what it’s like to bring a show to Edinburgh.
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17 August 2018
Rosie Jones: Fifteen Minutes
A show that provides a laugh a minute by tackling topics some consider taboo and attacking the uncomfortable feeling they cause us.
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13 August 2018
The Ministers of Grace and Chatroom - Edfringe shows featuring Arts Award Achievers
There are undoubtedly many more shows featuring Arts Award achievers in Edinburgh, but these are two I knew. Both have their Gold, and I wanted to give them a try. I’m glad I did!
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13 August 2018
Alex Edelman: Just for us
This is a slick show, with a character who seems to like a touch of danger in his life. A Jew from New York who is a must see in Edinburgh.
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13 August 2018
Russell Hicks: Love Song for the Viciously Ambitious
Russell meets his aim of providing an antidote to the planned comedy sets of the Fringe. He bravely attempts improvised stand-up in a cool space.
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11 August 2018
Richard Soames: Let's make a movie
An original show, well delivered, that kept us laughing throughout and a little astounded at the end.
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11 August 2018
Laurence Clark: An Irresponsible Father’s Guide to Parenting
Why is Laurence irresponsible? Apparently because he has Cerebral Palsy. The show humorously demonstrates that Cerebral Palsy has nothing to do with it - but all about being a Dad.
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11 August 2018
David Correos: The Correos Effect
An entertaining solo show if you’re keen on tape, face paint and cringing at what must be uncomfortable for David. One for the Adults only.
Comment posted on 16 May 2023
A very interesting comment on a new take to explore exhibitions and connect the digital and physical worlds. Your reflections are great and so good to pick up potential age appropriateness and how it can inspire or not young artists. Another great review.