Daughter of actor Tom Conti, Nina Conti is a hilarious stage ventriloquist who has shot to fame with her clever face masks which are strapped to audience members faces and manipulated using a rubber tube held [ read more ]
Phantom Owl are a Los Angeles-based theatre company “presenting new American theatre at the Edinburgh Fringe.” This year presenting three plays: Fault Lines by Stephen Belber, Filthy Talk for Troubled Times by Neil Labute and [ read more ]
Ah a writer’s life. We get up late, have a glass of wine, bash out a story and then go to some fancy party where we schmooze with other writers, the beautiful, the famous and [ read more ]
The advertising of this late night Edinburgh show is intriguing. “5 girls, 1 stage, It’s not about Cats” is all the information it gives away. What are you supposed to take from that? Well I [ read more ]
“I’ll take you as is” – the words we all long to hear from a loved one. This play is set during the 1980’s AIDS epidemic. Saul and Rich are splitting up their belongings after [ read more ]
“I was born in Canvey on the coldest day of the year. Mum said I was steaming when I came out. She was a good woman, hands like iron files she had, teeth like crackling. [ read more ]
Sooz Kempner is no stranger to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival having performed her last two shows ‘Soozical’ and ‘Defying Gravity’ there. Now for 2015 she is back with a pocket full of new characters to [ read more ]
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