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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7 August 2022Showstopper! The Improvised Musical
View ReviewWith a combination of audience suggestions and on-stage direction, ‘Showstopper: The Improvised Musical’ is able to create an entirely new musical in just under 70 minutes.
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7 August 2022Ben Hart: Wonder
View ReviewBen Hart’s show ‘Wonder’ does what it says on the tin: an awe-inspiring magic show that is a feast for the eyes.
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7 August 2022Out to Lunch
View ReviewA wonderful, withering critique of the restaurant (and perhaps fringe) culture
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7 August 2022Mind Mangler: Member of the Tragic Circle
View ReviewMagic takes a back seat with this chaotic comedy
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7 August 2022Sara Barron: Hard Feelings
View ReviewA no holds barred regaling of the unappealing realities of life past your 20s.
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7 August 2022Breathless by Laura Horton
View ReviewIf you can only see one monologue this fringe, make it this one.
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7 August 2022Jess Robinson: Legacy
View Review“Can you imagine living in a world with no arts and culture? It would be like living in Portsmouth.”
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7 August 2022Ania Magliano: Absolutely No Worries If Not
View ReviewMore relatable than a Buzzfeed quiz, Magliano perfectly captures the essence of being twenty-something today in her debut show Absolutely No Worries If Not
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7 August 2022Rosie Holt: The Woman’s Hour
View ReviewAcross the political spectrum, Rosie Holt’s debut show finds hypocrisy in all the crevices with satirical character comedy
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7 August 2022Vir Das: Wanted
View ReviewThe audience knew they were in for a show, Vir Das delivered. He’s outrageous at moments and heart-wrenching at others: a must see show.
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7 August 2022Charlie Russell Aims To Please
View ReviewIn this hilarious show, Charlie Russell aims to please everyone, and unsurprisingly, she succeeds.
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7 August 2022Autopilot
View Review'Autopilot' by Olivier nominated writer Ben Norris kicks off Edinburgh fringe with a thought-provoking play and a new couple to ship.
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7 August 2022Made in India/Britain
View ReviewExploring Rinkoo Barpaga’s journey as a deaf person of colour, this lively performance has the full package of drama, family and culture.
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7 August 2022Classic!
View ReviewIn Classic! audiences speed-read through 42 classic novels with a charming ensemble cast
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7 August 2022Chloe Petts: Transcience
View ReviewA glorious win for Chloe Petts debut at Edinburgh Fringe
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7 August 2022Boris the Third
View ReviewA well-executed characterisation, but undermined by its subject matter.
