The show opened with a chorus of voices singing to the tune of the Wellerman sea shanty, cheekily welcoming the audience to a 5-star worthy fringe show. They were not joking. Nine talented performers, all students from Acting Coach Scotland, brimmed with vitality and energy as they brought to life the stories of Anne Bonny... Continue Reading →
Vincent van Gogh is a man who is synonymous with the idea of a tortured genius. Thus, it can become difficult to separate the man from the mythology surrounding him. Vincent van Gogh: Between Worlds written and directed by Paola Veneto, attempts to do exactly that, presenting a more complicated portrait of an artist whose... Continue Reading →
What does it mean to be a young woman in our world? And what if that young woman was, in fact, a monster? For the 25 year old at the centre of Succubus, getting older means discovering she is developing not only physically, but also a hunger that cannot be satiated. She must navigate her... Continue Reading →
