Andy Moseley

Quartermaine’s Terms

Quartermaine’s Terms

★★★★☆ Considered

Quartermaine’s Terms, from Edinburgh People’s Theatre at the Church Hill, is a thoughtful, almost stately tragicomedy that is here staged with considerable attention to detail.

Mar 20 2025 | By | Reply More
Casual Encounters

Casual Encounters

★★★☆☆ Dark sex comedy

It is Saturday night and, following advice from a counsellor that he and his wife should have more sex, middle-aged Morningside banker, James, played by Ade Smith, is looking forward to his first experience of wife swapping.

Aug 25 2024 | By | Reply More
An(other) Inspector Calls

An(other) Inspector Calls

★★★☆☆ Relevant

An(other) Inspector Calls from Edinburgh People’s Theatre at the Church Hill is a knowing tribute to one of the classics of 20th century drama. It does not always forge its own identity convincingly, but has much to recommend it.

May 23 2024 | By | Reply More
Drama at the Depot

Drama at the Depot

Script in hand performance

Drama at the Depot, a new bi-monthly evening of short plays performed script-in-hand launched at Leith Depot on Monday. Playwright Andy Moseley was there and files this report.

Feb 15 2024 | By | Reply More
How the Other Half Loves

How the Other Half Loves

★★★★☆ Sharp

Edinburgh People’s Theatre give How The Other Half Loves at the Church Hill a malicious comic edge, in a production whose tempo and performances are praiseworthy.

May 25 2023 | By | Reply More
Make-Up

Make-Up

★★★★☆ Intimate

Make-Up, from NoLogo Productions at the Underbelly Wee Coo in George Square, is a disarmingly truthful and humorous piece, adroitly constructed and beautifully performed.

Aug 21 2022 | By | Reply More