Just Some 1 Star Reviews From The Edinburgh Fringe 2018
Publication: Broadway Baby Reviewer: Dan Sareen Show: Stand And Deliver
"Sadly, this is one of the worst types of show that can be found at the Fringe. A simple, inoffensive piece of new writing that steals from a wide range of source materials” FULL REVIEW
Publication: Three Weeks Reviewer: Andy Leask Show: Blue Heart
"I genuinely found myself resenting the company for wasting the audience’s time with these ill-conceived, unconvincingly performed scripts” FULL REVIEW
Publication: The List Reviewer: Henry Northmore Show: Bon the Musical
"Under rehearsed, the cast often look confused and scenes last for five minutes before they aimlessly wander off stage.” FULL REVIEW
Publication: British Theatre Guide Reviewer: Philip Fisher Show: Big in Belgium
"both the delivery and the writing have a tendency towards the soporific" FULL REVIEW
Publication: The List Reviewer: Eddie Harrison Show: (insert slogan here)
"Billed as a 'fevered excavation of adverts, objects and longings', it offers only pretentious notions and woeful execution." FULL REVIEW
Publication: Broadway Baby Reviewer: Carla van der Sluijs Show: Departure Date
"a comedy about death that sadly lacks life” FULL REVIEW
Publication: Three Weeks Reviewer: Andy Leask Show: Ah Dinnae Ken
"their characters are wafer-thin, unconvincing and, worst of all, unfunny” FULL REVIEW
Publication: Fest Reviewer: Evan Beswick Show: Trumpageddon
"How do I loathe thee? Let me count the ways” FULL REVIEW
Publication: Chortle Reviewer: Paul Fleckney Show: Nathan Cassidy: If I Caused the Financial Crash of 2008
"Instead, it’s narcissistic, tedious and deeply unfunny” FULL REVIEW
