Giving the audience the power to decide how an entire murder mystery will unfold is a bold move, but it is exactly the format Murder, She Didn’t Write takes. Now in its 12th year at the Edinburgh Fringe, Degrees of Error’s show borrows a 1930s Agatha Christie-style mystery format and puts it into the hands... Continue Reading →
Unexplained Live (Richard MacLean Smith) – theSpace @ Surgeons’ Hall | Review by Avery Mitchell
Richard MacLean Smith brings his hit podcast Unexplained to the Edinburgh Fringe for the first time, adapting it’s regular format for the stage. For this show, Smith explores the mystery surrounding three lighthouse keepers who disappeared from the remote Flannan Isles in the year 1900. For fans of the podcast, the show is immediately recognisable,... Continue Reading →
‘Picture You Dead’ (Theatre Royal, Glasgow) | Review By Keiran McLean
Peter James’ Picture You Dead has been brought to life on to the stage, bringing a crime thrilling Roy Grace mystery to audiences who are riding along with the mysterious adventure. It has hit the stage at Glasgow's Theatre Royal and the question is - who can you trust? The story follows two detectives who... Continue Reading →
