‘Why is it so popular? It justice’ | A Theory of Justice: The Musical
“A Theory of Justice: The Musical.” One imagines that the transcript of its conception mirrored that of a group of drunk teenagers negotiating the theft of a traffic cone: “This is…
An Interview with David Wickenden: All Four One and One Poof On ABBA
You probably remember David Wickenden from his weekly TV appearances on Friday Night With Jonathan Ross with his house band, 4 Poofs and a Piano, adding a rapturous gaiety to…
How Oxford students conquered Edinburgh
A city with an ancient, prestigious university, a confused road system and streets clogged with tourists and street performers seemed just the place to escape Oxford for a month. Edinburgh, however,…
Oxford at Edinburgh – Swan Song, Review
Frankie Goodway reviews Swan Song, an Oxford production current playing at theSpace on North Bridge at the Edinburgh Fringe.…
Trinity at Edinburgh – Tonight at 8:30, Review
The Trinity Players have made a clearly popular choice in taking two of Noel Coward’s short plays to the Fringe this year – the performance I saw was almost sold…
Backstage at the Fringe: The Assistant Director
Opening a show in Edinburgh is a strange process. Because most of your ticket sales are through word of mouth rather than pre-sale, you have to do an awful lot of…
The Wright stuff
The OxStu reviewer at the Edinburgh Fringe is impressed by a story of first flight…
One Under Edinburgh
Caroline Davies, marketing and PR officer for Edinburgh fringe festival play ‘One Under’, talks to Sarah Gashi about the challenges of organising a play with a cast and production team…
