Partnered with the baby loss charity Tommy’s, The Trials of Magnus Coffinkey is an extraordinarily poignant, brave exploration of creative coping mechanisms. It is an intelligent, deeply moving piece of theatre that, despite its minor staging flaws, leaves a profound, lingering mark on the heart.
Tag: Flamenco
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 Review: Flamenc Oh!! – Music Hall at Assembly Rooms
Flamenc Oh!! is a dynamic collaboration by Yllana and Sadler’s Wells that fuses traditional flamenco with absurd comedy and pop sensibilities. The engaging performance explores generational clashes, showcasing exceptional talent and celebrating heritage while inviting audience participation, despite its somewhat episodic structure.
Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Flamenc Oh!!
FLAMENC OH!! blends traditional flamenco with physical comedy, showcasing a family’s upheaval when new ideas challenge old ways. Created by Yllana, the show celebrates flamenco while embracing humor. It invites curious audiences to appreciate the art form's evolution, encouraging smiles and a deeper connection with flamenco culture.
Ainadamar – Festival Theatre
https://youtu.be/4LidSTvY5OM Libretto by David Henry Hwang Direction & Choreography by Deborah Colker Conducted by Stuart Stratford ★★★★★ Deborah Colker for Scottish Opera has rightened a dichotomy: for nearly two decades, Osvaldo Golijov was the emergence of a postmodernist complexity within the classical world – and his ability to merge Latin American music with the potentials … Continue reading Ainadamar – Festival Theatre
