A new dance collective draw their audience into the world of a child’s imagination in their debut show, and Rosalind Appleby is entranced.
Tag Archives: Fringe World
Reviews
Choir puts heart into the groove
21 January 2022
A community choir without the cringe, Menagerie’s motley crew are laying it down for disco lovers and protesters alike. Rosalind Appleby tunes in to one of Fringe’s most popular choirs.
Reviews
What wild women do
21 January 2022
Simone Craddock and Jessie Gordon are two of Fringe’s busiest artists. Clad in leopard skin and armed with killer voices, their first show celebrates what it is to be a woman in control. Bourby Webster is thrilled to hear them roar!
Reviews
Finding treasure among the rubbish
21 January 2022
This one man show takes a humorous approach to our problem with rubbish, writes junior reviewer Sascha Bott.
Reviews
Sweet sounds of girl power nostalgia
20 January 2022
Newcomers Sugarglass Entertainment present a feminist reclamation of ‘00s girl groups and bubblegum pop in an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza, writes Claire Coleman.
Reviews
Briefs back with added bite
20 January 2022
This revised version of Fringe favourites Briefs offers a tasty nibble and leaves Erin Hutchinson hungry for more.
The Festival Sessions
Hey now, you’re an Allstar
19 January 2022
If you’ve ever considered selling your soul in exchange for fame and money, ALLSTARS is the Fringe World show for you.
Kids
Thousands of bubbles? No troubles!
19 January 2022
If you like bubbles then Seesaw’s junior reviewer Ollie Newman recommends getting to this show before it floats out the door.
The Festival Sessions
A showgirl and her extraordinary team
18 January 2022
Cece Desist decided there was no good reason to remain a ‘hypothetical showgirl’ and this cabaret show is the result.
Reviews
Old favourites delight young fans
18 January 2022
This circus performance delivers enough colour, action and tricks to keep audiences of all ages entertained, writes our junior reviewer Pippa Turnbull.
