Flora Gosling
Sep 292 min read
Review: Blubber (Summerhall)
What do you do when you embark on a journey, but don’t learn the right lesson? When Katie Greenall set out to make Blubber exploring...
Flora Gosling
Aug 212 min read
Review: Fan/Girl (Summerhall)
Football-themed age-regression workshop for millennials
They say that Millennials are more nostalgic than most generations, but I’m not...
Flora Gosling
Aug 192 min read
Review: Out of Woodstock (Underbelly Cowgate)
Mud-splattered mayhem and misogyny
Edinburgh locals like to complain about the Fringe and the chaos it brings to the city, but of all...
Flora Gosling
Aug 132 min read
Review: Chokeslam (Assembly George Square)
A love of wrestling and a wrestle with love: The lights go down, the iconic “Undertaker” theme begins to chime, and around thirty...
Flora Gosling
Aug 132 min read
Review: A History of Fortune Cookies (Summerhall)
A bite-sized personal history: For such a frivolous little treat, fortune cookies take a talented hand to get right. They are fiddly...
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
Aug 52 min read
Review: Boiler Room Six: A Titanic Story (Greenside @ George Street)
True survival story from below deck: When we think about the Titanic, we often think about wealth and grandeur. How much it cost to make...
Flora Gosling
Aug 42 min read
Review: How Can I Help You (Pleasance Courtyard)
Likeable bloke plays guitar at audience instead of getting a diary: What does it take to turn a seemingly ordinary life story into a...
Flora Gosling
Aug 32 min read
Review: The Shroud Maker (Pleasance Dome)
Tragically woven tale of life in Palestine: An elderly woman rises from her sewing machine, answers a ringing telephone, sighs and...
Flora Gosling
Aug 32 min read
Review: Forked (Summerhall)
An Identity Crisis in Notting Hill: If you grew up in the UK, you are probably tired of certain narrow perceptions of British culture...