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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12 August 2015How to Read Minds and Influence People
View ReviewA show so amazing the entire audience was blown away.
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12 August 2015Can I Start Again Please
View ReviewCan I Start Again Please is a beautiful piece of theatre that drew in and moved every single member of the audience within the opening moments of the show.
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12 August 2015Goose: Kablamo
View ReviewHysterically funny - Outstanding performance has everyone gagging for air.
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11 August 2015Grandad and Me
View ReviewAn innovative and captivating children's show that contained fun, laughter and imagination.
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11 August 2015The Amused Moose Laugh Off Final 2015
View ReviewI take pride in having predicted the winner of The Amused Moose Laugh Off Final for the second year running.
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11 August 2015Kieran Hodgson: Lance
View ReviewImagine if your childhood hero was a disgraced athlete. That is Kieran Hodgson
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11 August 2015Omar Hamdi: In the Valleys of the Kings
View ReviewThe welsh-Egyptian storms the show.
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11 August 2015Stephanie Laing: Nincompoop
View ReviewAn awkward comedian who always has an embarrassing story to make you laugh.
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11 August 2015The Girl Who Fell in Love With the Moon
View ReviewAn amazing show with an incredible story.
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11 August 2015Chris Dugdale: Sleightly Dishonest
View ReviewA show jam-packed full of mind-blowing tricks, some so unbelievable, that you won't be able to stop your jaw from dropping open.
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11 August 2015James Hamilton Is So Lonely
View ReviewThe line between obsession and enamour is a fine one.
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11 August 2015Immigrant Diaries: Sajeela Kershi and Guests
View ReviewA selection of Fringe acts who call themselves immigrants or the children of immigrants collect to tell us about their formative migrant experiences.
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