Paul Hoan Zeidler

In the late 60s, after you've lived your life as though the personal was political, how do you begin to separate them? And can you? While her play takes a while to fully grapple with its theme, Kimba Henderson is helped by a fine cast and strong performances, especially from Jantonio Bague and Bernadette Speakes as her leads, Derrex Brady's simmering Black Panther and Raphael Corkhill's hyper-active hippie.... full review

Good, hard Celtic storytelling that goes down with a bite and ends with a glow, just like good whisky. When it's offered, you've got to take the shot.... full review

Agitprop? Passion play? Satire? Sarcastic? Cynical? Sardonic? Apocalyptic? Prophetic? All of the above! Plus whipped cream out of a spray can, too. ... full review

A fantastic script combined with Ben Moroski's atomic performance lift this show into the extraordinary. Witty, horrifying, beautiful and brutal. For those who think solo shows are the bane of any Fringe fest, this is your antidote.... full review

Use of the Second Quarto as text, an interesting take on the character of Guildenstern and several fine performances make this show a solid choice for fans of the Bard and the melancholy Dane.... full review