Another half-dozen of my reviews for the Scotsman are now online. There’s no single link to reviews by critic on their website so I thought I’ve compiled them here.
You can also read earlier Scotsman reviews here and a non-Scotsman round-up here.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED:
Reuben Kaye
A remarkable feat of expressive queerness achieved without remotely dialling down the razzle-dazzle, skipping a high note or missing a highly comic beat
Read the full Scotsman review here.
Dr Carnesky’s Incredible Bleeding Woman
Marisa Carnesky and her troupe of radical showwomen find the magic in the menstrual in a personal, political, provocative and entertaining multidimensional journey
Read the full Scotsman review here.
Jon Pointing: Act Natural
This consistently hilarious faux masterclass with egotistical acting coach Cayden Hunter is a superb and layered exercise in character comedy
Read the full Scotsman review here.
Pollyanna
This late-night cabaret showcase is packed and noisy, rowdy and messy, queerly experimental and reassuringly different
Read the Full Scotsman review here.
ALSO WORTH CATCHING:
Cross Fit
Tone the other cheek! Jesus L’Oréal Christ is back with another high-energy combo of gorgeous hair, fat-burning work-outs, pop pastiche and biblical rewrites
Read the full Scotsman review here.
Prom Kween
Buzzy, poppy, semi-satirical high-school musical full of snappy, empowering numbers but less interested in the true story of non-binary experience that inspired it
Read the full Scotsman review here.
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My first batch of Scotsman reviews plus other recommendations
My third batch of Scotsman reviews
In praise of the weird: Panti Bliss’s Edinburgh Fringe 2017 welcome address
