Reviews
Celia Pacquola: Let Me Know How It All Works Out
It’s true. People who wear lanyards do think they’re better than everyone else.
Frank Woodley: Fool's Gold
Covering everything from the anachronism that are steamrollers to being close friends with a horse, this is Woodley at his…
Joe Lycett: Then You Should've Put A Ring On It
A fantastic story-teller who sets his scenes beautifully, Joe Lycett is razor-sharp and quick on his feet.
Best of the Edinburgh Fest
Three stand-up comedians deliver different styles and the laugh-meter records a clear gold, silver and bronze.
Stella Young in Tales from the Crip
Tales From the Crip, is about disability and life with it, but it's Stella Young, rather than her subject, that…
Hello My Name Is
Hello My Name Is is an exciting example of contemporary performance art by an artist at the top of her…
Katie Noonan & Circa's Love-Song-Circus
Consisting of fifteen original compositions, Love-Song-Circus conjures the lives and viewpoints of individual convict women.
Sentinel Chickens
This performance tackles the misplaced patriotism, anti-intellectualism, male chauvinism and homophobia of our populist pollies.
Play with Me
Cassandra Rijs creates depth and models form while avoiding muddying her palette, and thus retains the purity of the colours…
Rod Quantock: Peak-a-Boo
Things have taken a nasty turn in Australia, but Rod Quantock's comedy might be a powerful weapon for change.