Voicebox: Edinburgh Fringe
Every year since 2014 we have been travelling up to the Scottish capital every August to review the largest arts festival in the world.
This is where all the content we've created over the years gets filed. This Voicebox contains reviews, interviews, opinion pieces and blogs. Enjoy!
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17 August 2016Masud Milas: Routes
View ReviewMasud Milas gets a lot of questions about his accent and his look. Born in Hong Kong to an African Mother and British Father it was already quite a mix. But then throw moving to New Zealand into the equation and things get a little more complicated. Join Milas as he takes a look back at his roots.
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16 August 2016Johnny Cochrane: Appeal
View ReviewHow do you make a hit Fringe debut show? Ask Johnny Cochrane!
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16 August 2016John Robertson: The Dark Room
View ReviewYou awake to find yourself in a Dark Room!
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16 August 2016Chris Stokes: The Man Delusion
View ReviewAn introverted stand-up comedian shares stories which depict how we have developed to possess certain mindsets in uncomfortable situations
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16 August 2016It's Thea-Skot in here (So take off all your clothes)
View ReviewFun, loud and slightly bonkers.
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16 August 2016One Woman, A Dwarf Planet and Two Cox: Samantha Baines
View ReviewCharming comedy about space, Brian Cox, and women in science from an upcoming talent
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15 August 2016Ed Aczel: Foreign Policy
View ReviewThe no action, anti-comedy comedian is back to talk global issues.
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15 August 2016Boris & Sergey: Preposterous Improvisation Experiment
View ReviewImprovised puppetry – what more could you want?
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14 August 2016Clare Plested: Flock Up
View ReviewA crazy show full of multiple personalities and lots of laughs.
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14 August 2016Smother
View ReviewSmother is a beautiful piece of hip hop dance, exploring homosexuality in a unique style.
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14 August 2016Marcel Lucont's Whine List
View ReviewThe wine-sipping, suit-wearing, soft-speaking Frenchman is back, and we have finally mustered the courage to go and review him again!
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14 August 2016Oh My Dad: Christ on a Bike
View ReviewA completely crazy show full of singing, dancing and jokes. What's not to like?
