Reviews
Review: Knives in Hens at the Donmar Warehouse
Words and non-words: Rosemary Waugh reviews Yaël Farber's production of David Harrower's Knives in Hens.
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Excerpts from the diary of a Black Woman at the Edinburgh Fringe
From loneliness to solidarity: the artist Selina Thompson reflects on her experiences at this year's Edinburgh Fringe.
21 August
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Cosmic Scallies at Summerhall
More than a forgotten town? Louise Jones reviews Jackie Hagan's quiet celebration of the people of Skelmersdale.
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Edinburgh Fringe/EIF Review: Siren and Meow Meow’s Little Mermaid
Poignant depths and comedic shallows: Joy Martin reviews two aquatic tales of loneliness and longing.
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: (FEAR) at Zoo
Beware of icebergs: Eve Allin reviews Mr and Mrs Clark's new show about all the things that scare us.
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Scribble at Assembly Roxy
Keep calm and eat Bran Flakes: Rosemary Waugh reviews a new show about anxiety and obsessive thoughts.
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Features
Diana Damian Martin
Trajal Harrell: Hoochie Koochie
A deliberate toying with dance concepts and histories: Diana Damian Martin discusses the Barbican's Trajal Harrell performance exhibition.
Nicole Serratore
The TEAM: “Towards collective liberation”
New York collaborative theatre heroes The TEAM are staging 'Primer for a Failed Superpower', a multi-generational pop concert of protest songs. Nicole Serratore sits in on rehearsals.
Rachel Porter
Power in Numbers
Figs in Wigs are back at the fringe this week. Here's Rachel Porter on why being part of a non-hierarchical girl gang is the perfect way to survive Edinburgh.
Alice Saville
Exeunt Recommends: Week One
As the dust settles after Edinburgh Fringe's first week, here's what Exeunt's writers have seen and loved.
Reviews
Review: Against at the Almeida
Trying to be big and brilliant: Miriam Gillinson reviews Christopher Shinn's new play about a tech billionaire on a mission.
21 August
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Fall at Assembly Hall
#RhodesMustFall: Geoff Mills reviews the Baxter Theatre's play about student demonstrations at the University of Cape Town.
21 August
Reviews
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Testament of Mary at C Venues
A radical reenvisioning: Geoff Mills reviews a stage adaptation of Colm Tóibín's story of Jesus, from Mary's perspective.
21 August
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Last Queen of Scotland at Underbelly Cowgate
From Africa to Scotland, and back again: Rosemary Waugh reviews Jaimini Jethwa's new play about the expulsion of Ugandan-Asians by Idi Amin.
21 August
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11 August
Rachel Elderkin
Round up: Dance at Wilderness 2017
From samba-inspired workshops to dancing naked: Rachel Elderkin reviews a selection of the dance line up at Wilderness 2017.
9 August
Diana Damian Martin
Ravnedans
Dance in the age of climate change: Diana Damian Martin discusses this year's Ravnedans festival in Norway.
7 August
Dan Hutton
Anyone’s Guess How We Got Here
A performative preview: the members of Barrel Organ explore debt, friendship and grief ahead of their Edinburgh Fringe show.
6 August
Miriam Gillinson
First Drafts at The Yard Theatre
Miriam Gillinson discovers some intriguing beginnings at The Yard's festival of bold, untested new work.
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