https://youtu.be/kKB6DfOCY3U Join award-winning queer cabaret icon Aidan Sadler as they take you on a journey to the end of the world! Nothing is safe from ridicule, so be led on an exploration of normalising the apocalypse, the price of a meal deal, and having a quick visit from your dead nan. Here you'll experience belting … Continue reading Have a Gander – Aidan Sadler: Melody
Comedian David Callaghan brings a groundbreaking multimedia comedy play packed with heartfelt, bittersweet, and hilarious stories of love and loss. British Comedy Guide Recommended 2022. Audiences can find Callaghan's new show, Everything That's Me Is Falling Apart at the Greenside @ Infirmary Street this Festival Fringe. Would you mind giving us a brief insight into … Continue reading Have a Gander – Everything That’s Me Is Falling Apart
Soldiers of Tomorrow is a vital and inventive new play by playwright and performer, Itai Erdal, who writes of the day his eight-year-old Israeli nephew came home from school with an empty box to be filled with goods for soldiers on the front lines. Inside the box, the boy's teacher had written: 'To the soldiers … Continue reading Have a Gander – Soldiers of Tomorrow
Leicester Comedy Festival nomination for Best Show 2023. In these uncertain economic times, why not take matters into your own hands and turn to a life of crime? At Mad Ron's Crime School, you'll learn all the tricks of the trade of a not-so-honest day's work from Uxbridge's third hardest man. ' Would you mind … Continue reading Have a Gander – Mad Ron: Crime School
What's the worst lie you've told? How far would you go to keep it a secret? Tom is a charismatic people-pleaser, an expert in empathy, but someone who struggles with the truth. Join him in this hilariously honest solo show as he seeks to exorcise ghosts, confess his deepest darkest secrets and somehow un-f*ck his … Continue reading Have a Gander – Tom Moran is a Big Filthy Disgusting Liar
https://youtu.be/3eYXV-sYKk0 Based on the Novelist Peter James' Work Adapted by Shaun McKenna Directed by Jonathan O'Boyle ★★ The thirst for more of Detective Roy Grace is palpable throughout the Festival Theatre; with the most recent televised series featuring the much-beloved character concluding, audiences returned to the theatre to watch Shaun McKenna’s sixth adaption of a … Continue reading Peter James’ Wish You Were Dead – Festival Theatre
https://youtu.be/q561Vqr8n70 Directed by Demian Fuica & Leonardo Fuica Written by Leonardo Fuica 2020/USA/115mins ★★ The feeling of freedom after the initial lockdown was a peculiar one. The fear was latent, but very much still there. Our desire to see others peaked, and our initial concerns about touching, embracing, and kissing others wilted at the sight … Continue reading Camping Trip – Review
https://youtu.be/UIbofWPedS0 Directed by Jimmy Giannopoulos Written by Jimmy Giannopolous, Diomedes Raul Bermudez & Shiloh Fernandez USA/ 2021/ 93 mins ★★ amily is everything to the Mob. It’s the age-old rule of what not to touch – and precisely where to hurt someone the most. A gangster flick concealing an attempted family drama, director Jimmy Giannopoulo … Continue reading The Birthday Cake – Review
https://youtu.be/f5mfsyHp5v0 Written & Directed by Will Thorne UK/2020/93mins ★★★ One last job - that’s all they ever want. But when you owe someone, and we mean owe someone, well – you’ve just got to do as you’re told. Mark, a recently released hitman from South London, has only one interest following prison, his family. Specifically, his daughter … Continue reading Silent Night – Review
Donations to Raised Voices can be made via their website here. ★★★ Any resident of Edinburgh has likely taken a stroll past one of the homeless catering vans that are situated around the city. With nary a glance, we have an idea of who uses these vans – for sustenance, for support – but few of … Continue reading The Van – Onine@The Space
