Reviews & features: Allan Radcliffe
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4 star shows
Grit
(24 Aug 2012)
Powerful and quietly moving depiction of children in conflict- The Rape of Lucrece (23 Aug 2012)
Bold interpretation of Shakespeare's poem from Edinburgh favourite Camille O'Sullivan - Tam O’Shanter (22 Aug 2012)
Earthy, energetic riff on Burns’ masterpiece - Beats (20 Aug 2012)
Tremendous recreation of rave culture - Educating Ronnie (14 Aug 2012)
Compelling true-life fable engagingly told - The List (13 Aug 2012)
Maureen Beattie delivers this bleakly poignant dramatic monologue from Stellar Quines - Horrible Histories - Barmy Britain (12 Aug 2012)
Gruesomely entertaining alternative history lesson - Rhythmic Circus: Feet Don't Fail Me Now (12 Aug 2012)
Hugely impressive dance and music collaboration - The Letter of Last Resort / Good With People (7 Aug 2012)
Double bill of short dramas that push the nuclear button - Mil's Trills Music and Stories (7 Aug 2012)
Merrily chaotic exploration of musical instruments - Doctor Brown: Befrdfgth (6 Aug 2012)
Free spirit gets the audience playing along
Grit
3 star shows
- The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs
(28 Aug 2012)
Powerful but rather static monologue - The Idiot at the Wall (28 Aug 2012)
Promising debut from English/Gaelic company - Love Letters to the Public Transport System (21 Aug 2012)
Life-affirming monologue celebrates society’s unsung heroes - Angels (19 Aug 2012)
Powerful monologue with a stunning central performance - Morning (10 Aug 2012)
Play for teenagers exerts a certain painful fascination - Hi-kick (7 Aug 2012)
Thrilling fusion of football, dance and slapstick - Joe Lycett: Some Lycett Hot (5 Aug 2012)
Relaxed raconteur with mischievous glint - Monstrous Acts (4 Aug 2012)
Bluebeard inspires 15th century prison romance
