Author: Layza Venancio Mirhadi
Alba Flamenca
★★★★☆ And clap your hands:
Alba Flamenca, in a tiny venue on East Crosscauseway, is Acapella at its finest with five artists making music together – whether it is by the voice, guitar or feet.
The Brooklyn Scotsman
★★★☆☆ It’s a rap:
Young Critics Scheme
The Brooklyn Scotsman, at the Hill Street Theatre for the full Fringe, is Stevie Creed’s story of how, as a teenage Scottish rapper, he decided to leave home and fulfil the American dream.
Going Slightly Mad
★★★★☆ Fast paced:
Young critics scheme review
Going Slightly Mad by Big Mind Theatre at the Bedlam for the first two weeks of the fringe has a storyline that touches on mental health.
Princess Pumpalot: The Ghostly Farting Monk Hunt
★★★★☆ Whiffy
Young critics scheme review
Princess Pumpalot returns to the fringe for a short run at Le Monde, in a new story by Robyn Mitchell set in a mystical version of Edinburgh.
