Flora Gosling
Aug 192 min read
Review: Lost Connection (Summerhall)
More of t-shirts than of tech
Just when you think you have seen every creative flyer possible, you are handed a temporary tattoo with...
Flora Gosling
Aug 92 min read
Review: OWEaDEBT (Summerhall)
Feathered fun with a crazy swan: You probably know that Swan Lake is a story that can be told in many different ways. Some versions have...
Flora Gosling
Mar 283 min read
Review: An Accident/A Life (Tramway)
A life story without a lesson to learn: When you are at school and one of your classmates has an accident, it is a childhood milestone...
Flora Gosling
Mar 252 min read
Review: Pain and I (Summerhall)
Sarah Hopfinger dances with a lifelong companion: At the start of Sarah Hopfinger’s autobiographical dance theatre performance Pain and I...
Flora Gosling
Feb 272 min read
Review: Maria (The Old Hairdressers)
Mary Magdalene reintroduced, but not revived: Thought you know_____? Well, think again! Perhaps it is a trope that theatre makers like to...
Flora Gosling
Sep 30, 20232 min read
Review: Stuntman (Summerhall)
Dance piece about violence and masculinity feels stunted: There is a dance show for everybody. Much like theatre is far more than...
Flora Gosling
Sep 8, 20233 min read
Review: AFTER ALL (Assembly @ Dance Base)
A show about death that is as silly as it is sombre: The Edinburgh Fringe is full of multidisciplined over-promisers. Often when...
Flora Gosling
Sep 3, 20232 min read
Review: Shoot the Cameraman (Assembly Roxy)
A dramatic delve into how we look at dancers: An aspect of live performance that is sometimes taken for granted in comparison to film...
Flora Gosling
Aug 22, 20232 min read
Review: Habitat (Assembly @ Dance Base)
Creature discomforts as a hermit crab struggle to find a home: We have quite a cutesy perception of hermit crabs and how they move...
Flora Gosling
Aug 7, 20232 min read
Review: Temporarily Yours (Underbelly Bristo Square)
The stock characters and the standouts in Greta Zamparini’s solo performance: Sex work is a topic that, in theatre, feels like a...