Tag: New writing

When Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca was first published in 1938, no less a critic than VS Pritchett said it would be ‘here today, gone tomorrow.’ Which shows just how wrong you can be, as the novel...

PROFESSIONAL by CHARLOTTE CROMIE6:15pm 21st - 26th AugustTheSpaceontheMile2, The Radisson, The Royal Mile, EH1 1TH Half past five on a Friday evening, and a school’s electronic door-locking system shuts down for the weekend… with four...

Grapevine gossip (the life-blood of The Fringe) about a particularly recommended show has just caught the receptive ears of The Edinburgh Reporter - we take the plunge...Like the famine driven diaspora of her Irish...

The Lincoln Company return to Edinburgh Fringe Festival with new writing this year. Happy Together goes behind closed doors and explores the theatricality of one couple's dysfunctional relationship. Alex is an aspiring actor, Jess...

Edi Martin, captive Syrian war reporter, twenty-nine weeks in a filthy cell, succumbs to near self-induced schizophrenic hysteria. She has seventy minutes, or maybe seconds, to deliver an ensemble of inner monologues – expositions...