A unique and beautiful show not to be missed in its off West End debut
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#EdFringe – Quantum – Review
Huge potential still to be realised, Quantum is a new American musical about the race to build a Quantum computer and all the ethical dilemmas that come with it.
#EdFringe –The Room – Review
One of the hardest shows to watch I have ever experienced, this one woman show, a completely sung through musical touches on some dark and difficult themes to deal with, including rape, abuse and family violence.
#EdFringe – Armour – A Herstory of the Scottish Bard
The first of Fearless Player’s shows on the Burns family, this stronger show returns to Edinburgh for its second time.
#EdFringe: Tokyo Rose – Review
A unique, band new musical based on one of the most controversial post WWII trials in the US – Iva Toguri d’Aquino vs. the United States on eight counts of treason.
#EdFringe – Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch – Review
Fat Rascal’s greatest offering yet is a fabulously sassy, feminist, body positive retelling of Disney’s The Little Mermaid.
#EdFringe: You and I – Review
An extremely sweet new musical about a girl and a robot, which has real indie teen film vibes.
#Edfringe: Vulvarine – A New Musical – Review
A silly, witty, fabulous funny musical about an unlikely female superhero, Vulvarine grabs life by the pussy to save the sleepy town of High Wickham.
#EdFringe: Limbo: City of Dreams – Review
Like diving into a fantastical young adult novel world, City of Dreams has the potential to be even more as a gorgeous, vivid full-length musical full of adventure, hope and energy.
#EdFringe: Burns: A Lost Legacy – Review
A lovely new musical about a Scottish family moving to Australia, fighting for their family legacy and how grief can tear a family apart.
#EdFringe: Cruel Intentions the 90s Musical review
If you can get past how inappropriate, cruel (well, duh), and kind of icky the movie is, Cruel Intentions is a lot of fun on stage, complete with every 90s banger you love to hate, but still just as inappropriate and awkward as the original film.
Review: Confessions (workshop)
Something special is happening at The Other Palace this week. The room is buzzing, and I overhear a women excitedly exclaiming, ‘What if this becomes the next big thing, and we get to say we saw it there first in the workshopping stage?’.