Reviews
Edinburgh Review: Flight at Summerhall
Flight is a 'perfectly programmed high-art theme park ride.'
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Features
Exeunt Recommends: Edinburgh fringe, week one
The fringe has begun, and Exeunt's writers have a few thoughts on what you should go and see.
9 August
Reviews
Edinburgh Review: What Girls Are Made Of at Traverse
What Girls Are Made Of looks back on a teenage brush with stardom with adult wisdom and a 90s soundtrack.
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Review: Backbone at Southbank Centre
Gravity and Other Myths' new physical theatre piece Backbone showcases the beauty of working together.
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Edinburgh review: Finding Fassbender at Pleasance
Hannah Greenstreet writes on Lydia Larson's hilarious monologue about "the fantasy lives we build to survive".
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Review: Emilia at Shakespeare’s Globe
Reclaiming a poet: Rosemary Waugh reviews Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's new play about Emilia Bassano.
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Features
Eve Allin
Power Play: Addressing Gender Inequality at the Fringe
Taking over an Edinburgh flat, Power Play are making space for female-led theatre at the fringe. Here's Eve Allin on her visit.
Fergus Morgan
A Dead-Eyed Cynic’s View of the Edinburgh Fringe
Another festival of failure is upon us: Fergus Morgan is here to get you in the mood for the Edinburgh Fringe with a healthy dose of misery.
Amber Massie-Blomfield
The power of theatre buildings
The impressive architecture of the UK's theatres is often a legacy of stark class divides. Here, Amber Massie-Blomfield writes on the buildings that really are for everyone.
Andy Field
The Festival That Never Sleeps
Andy Field writes on sleep-deprivation at the Edinburgh fringe, and the challenges of making new spaces in a world where time is commodified.
Reviews
Edinburgh review: It’s True, It’s True, It’s True at Underbelly
Visual richness: Hannah Greenstreet writes on the images of Breach Theatre's show, which dramatises the story of baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi.
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Edinburgh Review: Pickle Jar at Underbelly Cowgate
Pickle Jar is a one-woman show about rape culture, grief, and misplaced guilt.
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Edinburgh Review: The Half Moon Shania at ZOO
Half Moon Shania is a punk show about young women trying to contort themselves into a shape besides sexiness.
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Edinburgh Review: Island Town at Roundabout at Summerhall
Simon Longman's new play highlights the cyclical bleakness of village life.
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More Features
26 July
Rosie MacPherson
Latitude 2018: Utopia
New Bryony Kimmings, Middle Child, Theatre Ad Infinitum and more: Rose McPherson explores the world-building joys of this year's festival.
24 July
William Drew
Ontroerend Goed: “If art isn’t challenging, why bother?”
Ontroerend Goed artistic director Alexander Devriendt talks interactive theatre, gaming, and the death of capitalism.
23 July
Exeunt Staff
The Nanette Feelings Thread
Exeunt's writers process their thoughts on Hannah Gadsby's fiercely emotive farewell to comedy, currently on Netflix.
16 July
Freddie Machin
The Posh Club
"Swanky senior citizens, elegant elders & glamorous golden girls" are all invited to daytime cabaret The Posh Club. Here's Freddie Machin on why it's so vital.
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