Bedlam Theatre's revival of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, directed by Hunter King, received high praise for its campy flair and strong musical performances. The cast, particularly Lil Hodge as Dr. Frank 'N' Furter and Charlotte Senior as Janet, delivered captivating portrayals. The production thrived on energy, audience interaction, and vibrant visuals, honoring Tim Curry's legacy.
The Edinburgh University Theatre Company presents The Rocky Horror Show at Bedlam Theatre from September 23rd to 26th. Directed by Hunter King, this cult musical blends sexuality, comedy, and audience participation. It invites viewers to embrace authenticity and celebrates its quirky legacy through engaging performances and a vibrant atmosphere, ensuring a unique theatrical experience.
Michael John Ciszewski's show "Mother, Superior" humorously explores his childhood and mother's influence, advocating her sainthood while addressing sensitive topics, resonating with Queer and general audiences alike.
In a comedic exploration of hypermasculinity, "Last Orders" showcases a grieving family's misadventures in a bar. The all-female cast delivers humor through clever writing and lively performances.
Written by Anton Chekov Adapted by Tom Stoppard Directed by Orly Benn Review by Marina Funcasta ★★★★★ My dreams with the seagulls fly Out of reach Out of cry Joni Mitchell’s Song to a Seagull opens EUTC’s most recent production of Chekhov’s infamous tragicomedy. Resounding from the balcony, our Nina, played with austerity by Daisy … Continue reading Review: The Seagull – Bedlam Theatre, Edinburgh
Created by Yoon Junghwan, Robbie Gordon and Jack Nurse Review by Orly Benn The thought of walking into Summerhall’s Main Hall 2 weeks after the end of the Fringe is somewhat akin to meeting your mum’s new partner not too long after the separation of your parents, stunted with memories of previous glories. However, this … Continue reading Review: TETHER (Work-In-Progess) – Summerhall, Edinburgh
Book by Rob Drummond Music and Lyrics by Dave Hook Directed by Orla O’Loughlin Review by Orly Benn Traverse Theatre ★★★★ This week’s A Play, A Pie, A Pint, written by Rob Drummond and Dave Hook, brings us a slick and thought-provoking hip-hop musical comedy with the life (or myth) of 13th-century Scottish legend and … Continue reading Review: Play, Pie, and a Pint: Wallace – Traverse Theatre
Created by Martha Pailing, Recipient of Keep It Fringe Fund Review by Orly Benn Summerhall - Former Women's Locker Room ★★★★★ In a show whose title is characteristically angry and impulsive, Martha Pailing’s Chat Shit Get Hit is remarkably sensitive, thoughtful, funny, and clever. Beginning with a very memorable impression of her parents’ dog, Huwie, … Continue reading Review: Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025 – Chat Sh*t, Get Hit
Review by Aislinn McSharry Jack Dome at Pleasance Dome ★★★ Enthusiastically and engagingly, comedian Grace Helbig not only uncovers experiences with being a YouTuber in the 2010s, but also shares her navigation of breast cancer after being diagnosed at 37. Let Me Get This Off My Chest revels in dark comedy to explore the emotional journey of … Continue reading Review: Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025 – Grace Helbig: Let Me Get This Off My Chest
https://youtu.be/MDgQaLXkbx0 Musical Direction and Conducted by Miles Lallemant Review by Aislinn McSharry The Royal Lyceum Theatre ★★★ A mesmerising visual and auditory experience held at The Lyceum for the Edinburgh International Festival, Book of Mountains and Seas is a stunning collaboration of theatrical mediums, creating a storytelling experience. A vocal-theatre work, inspired by the ancient Chinese compilation "Book of … Continue reading Review: Edinburgh International Festival 2025 – Book of Mountains and Seas
